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We have a request from Strib workplace reporter H.J. Cummins, who wants to tap into our valuable and (ahem!) vast pool of readers.
Do you have a contract with your childcare provider? And if so, what are important elements in it? Have you had any bad experiences?
If you have a story to tell, e-mail H.J. directly at hcummins@startribune.com before Tuesday.
Labor unions are knocking on doors around Minnesota trying to recruit day care providers, according to this Strib story today.
What’s it mean for parents? Nobody seems to know quite yet. The unions say any extra pay will come from state subsidies, not parents. The goal is to get the state’s 12,500 providers more clout at the Capitol, where budget cuts have slashed child-care subsidies.
Cribsheet is a blog for Twin Cities dads and moms who are changing diapers and changing priorities. May and Kay are not experts, just new parents groggily making their way through each day right along with you.
Chen May Yee swapped life as a foreign correspondent in Asia for domesticity in Minneapolis, where she lives with toddler Maya, preschooler Zoe and husband Chris, a stay-at-home dad. She writes about healthcare at the Star Tribune and hankers after warmer climates.
Kay Krhin makes daily attempts to balance doing more with less and less with more at work and home, more or less. She is married to multi-faceted modern man Peter and is a slightly seasoned mother to toddler Ben and baby Vivian.
You can write to May and Kay at cribsheet@startribune.com.
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