One other thing people may not realize about working at a daycare is how physically tiring it can be. So much up and down working with the young ones. It's definitely an active job. Thanks for this video!
It is more physically emotionally and spiritually crushing than you think. Especially if the people/organization you work for treat not only their staff horribly, but also the kids.
She’s right about the rules. Toddlers are the most hectic to work with. They are always hitting, biting, pushing and running into things and so accident reports have to be written up for an physical marks made.
YES! I am a lead teacher right now (I was hired as an assistant and the original lead left, and no one wanted to take over the class), and I am writing about four reports every single day at LEAST. It is so tiring and frustrating, especially when I have disgruntled parents. I do my best to do everything with grace, but my gosh, it is getting ridiculous. Toddlers are so difficult!
I agree with what you said! You truly you shouldn’t work in childcare if you’re not passionate about children. I’ve been at my center for over 3 years. I work with 6 weeks - 12 months and I love them so much!
Hi Vivian! I think working with children is amazing and you do have to be passionate about it! The rules made by the state do suck but you are right, you get used to it and know that they are made for good intentions to keep children safe and happy! Thank you for your comment! I am glad you enjoyed the video! :)
At least your employers let you be sick at home. At the places I worked, I was FORCED TO come in with flu, colds, pneumonia, a broken ankle, and countless other ailments.
ugh I only worked at a daycare for a little during college and I was sick EVERY weekend 😭 I had to call in most mondays and I felt so bad about it... I had to quit after only working there for about 3 months.
The best part of this job are the kids. They're awesome, even the cheeky ones. But that's it. They pay is horrendous for all the work. The hours should be illegal. I used to to 7.30am to 6.30pm. I would be there when the parents drop off the kids and when they came back to pick them up. Not to mention you WILL be constantly sick. Kids get sick all the time and it doesn't help that the managers of day care only care about money and ignore the policy of not allowing sick children to attend. Of course they will spread it to all other kids and teachers constantly. Working day care is like the retail of childcare work. It's hell.
There are no pros. American daycare are terrible places for children and workers alike. I have over two decades worth of knowledge about how terrible it truly is. When you're young and ignorant, you think it's an easy, carefree job and able to make easy dough, but it's a lawless system where everyone suffers. Especially the kids.
not to meantion the abuse that goes on in centers and ends up getting covered up. hope my previous center gets caught for covering up abuse and getting rid of me for reporting it. hate the corruption in this field. not going back.
If you want to work in a daycare, make sure it’s learning center daycare and not a home daycare. Home daycares are abusive and treat their employees horribly, go corporate. They care about not losing their license.
I work at a home daycare, and the children and staff are treated very well. We have a lot of activities for the kids and field trips. I enjoy my job although it is hectic at times.
I work at a daycare as an assistant when I was 16 and made 10$ ph with no experience. I'm 18 now and work at another daycare and I have no degree and make 20$ an hour. The US pay is very different from where I live. That's really interesting.
I literally worked at a daycare like i just quit today and they payed me 8.50 and hour. I quit because they threatened us of our jobs. Another teacher left a child outside for 2 hours. In 104 degree heat. Just forgot about him. The site supervisor and the owner pretty much threatened us not to say anything to anyone or the parents of the child or else we would get fired because she "spent all her money on this " and "this daycare is her baby" and blah blah. So today i quit. I couldnt handle all the bullshit and the pressure. The supervisor would host jello shot parties at her house on the weekends and call other employees ugly but on mondays shed want us to respect her. I couldnt do it. I loved the kids and etc but i couldnt deal with the management .
Wow.. im a Assistant Teacher at a daycare and make $13/hr. Currently in school working towards my 90hour lead teacher certification and ill get a raise to $14.50/hr
I hope you get yourself a raise, you seem like a hard worker. I had only babysitting experience but got a school class aide job for $15/hr but am now going to a daycare for $13/hr because i have no degree. I feel blessed, but never hold back from asking for a raise because childcare workers don't get pay they deserve in terms of money.
I go to a tech school for early education and teaching. I love children but I’m more of a calm close off person. I’ve been interning for four years, I am starting an actual paid job in a daycare Monday. I get nervous on if I’m not going to be good or enough, or not being able to fit in with the other staff
@@mariona.5261 I ended up leaving a daycare I worked at a year later after his comment:) I was promoted to a lead young toddler teacher, but new management came in and it sucked. Ended up going somewhere else. Working with kids can be stressful but don’t see myself doing anything else
I got the nursery job 2 weeks ago. I had a blocked up nose and phlegm up my throat from children 😔 and I learned that some children learn quickly than others, but I do hope in the future, parents teach their children to cover their mouth and nose when they sneeze or cough (because I do that to any children who coughed and sneezed most of the times, but I don't know if that was a waste of time what I did)
@@WeNeedAMeteor38274 same here. I went for a trial shift few days ago and next day I was so sick 🤢 sore throat, lots of phleghm and it's been 4 days I still have it but the kids are adorable so hopefully I'll enjoy working with them in future.
@@nisreen8061 Good luck to you 🤗 I think you'll get used to it because it's nearly 2 months for me and for *some reason, I didnt keep on getting sick after having their germs on me🤔
I have been working at my current daycare for 6 months as a TA for infants/toddlers. I absolutely love my students like they are my own children, but the job is stressful and tiring. The only reason i stay is because i get benefits, the hours are flexible while im in college and thats about it. Once I get my 90hour lead teacher certification and more experience i plan on moving to a different center to teach Preschool.
I just quit my daycare job I was making 9.40 ph, as an assistant teacher after four and a half years..a shame! check out my video talking about my experience.
I checked out your video, and it was great! It is such a shame the amount they pay daycare workers especially when we play such an important role in young peoples lives! I'm glad you were able to find a job that suited your skills better and I am hoping to get a job as an elementary teacher so I suppose it all works out in the end! :)
I only have my cpr and first aid certification. I’m 19 and want to be a teacher in the future. Trying to get experience but I don’t know what I need to be hired as a daycare worker :/
I would say starting out just let them know you are passionate and put any relevant experience on your resume! If you ever did any babysitting, any courses in high school, if you are going to college for teaching. All of that is relevant and can help you get a job as an aide at a daycare!
Try becoming a teachers assistant first and see how you like it, gain some experience and definitely good you already have certifications so you won't have to do modules. If you already good with children chances will be you be hired if you have patience and time for kids.
It's always so crazy to me hearing how much other daycares pay their teachers! At the daycare I work at I started at $7.25 an hour. And even our Most experienced people when first hired still only start at $7.50 an hour....Once you become a "lead" teacher though we get 8.00~8.50 an hour. But we are a new business and have only been open for a year...
@@marissaghost I'm in a small city in Oklahoma, and unfortunately only our best daycares pay their teachers that much. I've been bumped up to $8.75 an hour now...but it still makes no sense to me how other places pay their teachers so much! It's such hard work and we do so much...it's just crazy honestly
@@kristaduke7528 I am astonished! I'm working at a restaurant right now making ten a hour with tips as bonus pay and a biweekly pay so depending on my hours I can bring in from 360-480 and that still goes pretty quickly with the things I handle(though I could be way better at budgeting). However, I'm in college for early childhood education and once I migrate to a center im almost certain the pay will still remain at ten minimum given it would be my first year in and this is just for my associates. So without my restaurant tips considering I'll be at a daycare fulltime, and less frequent deposits I already know it will be an adjustment until I hopefully work my way up the pay system. I cannot imagine what it's like with that type of hourly income! I sincerely hope your center sees some monetary improvement. With all the tasks you handle on the daily you deserve AT LEAST ten, and we all know we have to stretch even that much!!
@@shyspeaks9238 I hope everything goes really well for you!!! I love my job, but it is hard...especially when I mention to someone I work in childcare and the first thing they say is "Oh I bet you get paid great" and I don't😅 and hearing how much other childcare teachers are paid...My jaw literally drops every time lol
Some employers do not allow disabled people to be more creative to the children because they want the staff who have a degree to create the curriculum for the children without adding more ideas for children. It also depends on the Dept. of Education for children to learn about interesting projects for higher learning skills. How can we make children more interested in learning independently and allowing the children to bring ideas?
I have no official age group and its starting to get stressful. I love working with the babies (6 weeks-18months) but i keep getting thrown around to the 3 year olds then to the toddlers then upstairs with the fours its like AAAAHHH
no daycare I've ever worked at payed more then 10 dollers my first daycare payed 7.25 then my second daycare payed 8.00 then my 3rd daycare payed 8.50 that's the highest I have ever made at a daycare or any people I ever worked with never made more then 9.50 that's so much money holy cow
@@hannahscott6604 For me, raising my children was way less stressful than working in daycare. They are grown now and I honestly miss them being children and living with me.
working in a Childcare/Daycare is not bad as long as the class have a routine, where I am now some of the teachers think that being a teacher is just change diapers. I am so ready to have my own class, and my own schedule, but here I am still being a Support Teacher, and I been working in ChildCare since 2017 in fact. I don't even know if I want to do it anymore.
I have no experience working with children. A lot of them want degrees and one year experience. My degree is in computer science. Not early childhood development. I have no kids myself and I never held a baby before. I’m not sure where this experience should come from when I have no money to get a degree nor money to take a class. I’m still in school
Best bet, babysit. Volunteer babysitting for neighbors or family. If you do that for a family member make sure they are paying you even for strangers. Most importantly, check your state for CPR and First Aid classes.
@@hannahuahh and this is why I don’t want any kids I have going to daycare!!!!! The workers never have degrees or experience! they’re so understaffed they’ll hire ANYBODY! then kids who have special needs are tossed aside and their needs are continually ignored Kids who have special needs mainly but also NT kiddos too!!!!
So one of your pro points is you get to practice changing diapers? 60% of staff I’ve worked with have had their own children. In my experience, it’s the 18-25 year olds who think they know everything, tell you how to do your job, and bully others. The best mentors I had when in that industry were well over 40.
For most of my duration working at a daycare I was a teachers assistant, but towards the end I was filling in for the main teacher and creating lessons a lot. I was not quite a main teacher but I also couldn't commit to working longer than the summer and they didn't want a main teacher for only a few months!
thanks for the tips I always wanted to work at a daycare its so cool to see the kids everyday and to see the kids grow up I just love kids they are so cute your videos are very helpful I will love to watch more of your videos I think your super pretty I like you thanks so much for sharing your videos about daycare its a big help for people who wants to work at a daycare
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! I really appreciate hearing that I am helping someone or giving them a video that is worthwhile! I really hope it helped you to consider some positives and negatives of working at a daycare! Overall, I absolutely love working with kids in any context and I loved my job at the daycare! I totally agree with the fact that it is amazing to see the kids everyday and watch them grow, it is incredible to see how much they can do each year and know that I am contributing to their future!
Thank you! At my University an education degree is split into different categories, and early childhood education is learning the developmental and educational process for working with infants up to age 5 and typically the degree is infant to third grade. I hope this helps!
Why would u have to drive to a bus station and then take a bus? Ive got to have ESP the second I turned your video on I thought Minnesota it must have been the accent.
i love kids and babies can i do in home day care and can i sell cakes to there parents and my streets i want to do 2 job at ones and let the help i want to giving out poster and ever thing to door to door please help me out i think this what i really really i want to do i want 9 kids because i come from a big family so i want my own big family to
Hi! Idk if your still responding to comments but I was just wondering if u know what the minimum age is to work as a daycare assistant or after school teacher? I’m a high school senior and 17 and I rllyyy would love to be like a helper and assistant with kids and I was just wondering if they they would let someone work who is kinda younger? I really am passionate and I can show them tht even tho I don’t have actual job experience in teaching - I have done plentyyy of volunteering and been a Sunday school teacher/ assistant for children. And I really want to go in the healthcare field tht involves children so it’s also another reason why I think working In a daycare center would help
Hi Afrah! I started working at a daycare when I was 19 so it is probably possible to start when you are 17! If you are taking any child care related classes or can volunteer with children that might help too! I haven't hired for a daycare so I'm not sure what they might be looking for, but each daycare is a little different so I would recommend applying to many different daycares to see if they would hire an assistant! You may also want to consider applying for Montessori schools or camps as well! I hope that helps and good luck 😊
@@hansonfam5You replied!! And thank uu so much for the information - I’ll def apply to as many centers as I can and just attempt to see if I’m able to get in lol. But thank U again and this helped a lot:) have a good day!
Snowpony123 456 I love kids! My only fear is the noise because i have super sonic hearing and my other issue would be working with other staff that will prob annoy me 😬
Honestly, every job has good sides and bad sides! Working in a daycare can really challenge your patience, but overall you do it because you love working with the kids and the difference you can make in their lives! I have worked with other staff who make me crazy, but at the end of the day you either learn to see the positives or find something better! Overall though, working with kids can be really fun and I really loved my job in the grand scheme of everything!
One other thing people may not realize about working at a daycare is how physically tiring it can be. So much up and down working with the young ones. It's definitely an active job. Thanks for this video!
Yessssss !! And mentally
I only worked full time in a daycare for 4 weeks and everyday I’d come home and crash out right away lol. It’s hard work
It is more physically emotionally and spiritually crushing than you think. Especially if the people/organization you work for treat not only their staff horribly, but also the kids.
She’s right about the rules. Toddlers are the most hectic to work with. They are always hitting, biting, pushing and running into things and so accident reports have to be written up for an physical marks made.
YES! I am a lead teacher right now (I was hired as an assistant and the original lead left, and no one wanted to take over the class), and I am writing about four reports every single day at LEAST. It is so tiring and frustrating, especially when I have disgruntled parents. I do my best to do everything with grace, but my gosh, it is getting ridiculous. Toddlers are so difficult!
Im so tired too. , i just start my job for two week
I agree with what you said! You truly you shouldn’t work in childcare if you’re not passionate about children. I’ve been at my center for over 3 years. I work with 6 weeks - 12 months and I love them so much!
But rules are from state. They suck but you get used to it!
Hi Vivian! I think working with children is amazing and you do have to be passionate about it! The rules made by the state do suck but you are right, you get used to it and know that they are made for good intentions to keep children safe and happy!
Thank you for your comment! I am glad you enjoyed the video! :)
Hi... I so agree with you working at daycare it's so stressful
Vivian Barton my favorite job I ever had! I agree!💕
Thank u for your comment，all children are important for every family 。
You'll also be sick A LOT when you first start. I had to quit because I felt like I was never there due to constant sickness
I've been almost always sick the last 4 months...
At least your employers let you be sick at home. At the places I worked, I was FORCED TO come in with flu, colds, pneumonia, a broken ankle, and countless other ailments.
ugh I only worked at a daycare for a little during college and I was sick EVERY weekend 😭 I had to call in most mondays and I felt so bad about it... I had to quit after only working there for about 3 months.
This!!! I started during the pandemic though so everytime I get sick I get nervous that it’s covid 😭 and I’m sick constantly..
Yep!!!!!! This was me at the first center I ever worked at
Working in daycare = stress and low pay.
Agreed!!!!
They should get paid more. 👍
Caleb Bird So much responsibility
Deff can’t be as hard and being a care giver
not in china, 2hours a day getting 1k dollars
The best part of this job are the kids. They're awesome, even the cheeky ones. But that's it. They pay is horrendous for all the work. The hours should be illegal. I used to to 7.30am to 6.30pm. I would be there when the parents drop off the kids and when they came back to pick them up. Not to mention you WILL be constantly sick. Kids get sick all the time and it doesn't help that the managers of day care only care about money and ignore the policy of not allowing sick children to attend. Of course they will spread it to all other kids and teachers constantly. Working day care is like the retail of childcare work. It's hell.
Those were my hours too. minimal time off. Even after a year at my old daycare you only get one week paid vacation
the 7:30-8 period of time I didn’t get paid for. I had to come early for prep time 😂 they don’t give any prep time
There are no pros. American daycare are terrible places for children and workers alike. I have over two decades worth of knowledge about how terrible it truly is. When you're young and ignorant, you think it's an easy, carefree job and able to make easy dough, but it's a lawless system where everyone suffers. Especially the kids.
Jalex Fine thank you for saying that. I agree 100%
@@thekarenator840 Truth is hard.
yes especially the amount of abuse that gets covered up in centers.
Awful places. I can only hope that there is at least a few that try to be better.
Exactly. It’s not an industry that I want to be in forever and am hoping to go back to school.
not to meantion the abuse that goes on in centers and ends up getting covered up. hope my previous center gets caught for covering up abuse and getting rid of me for reporting it. hate the corruption in this field. not going back.
If you want to work in a daycare, make sure it’s learning center daycare and not a home daycare. Home daycares are abusive and treat their employees horribly, go corporate. They care about not losing their license.
I work at a home daycare, and the children and staff are treated very well. We have a lot of activities for the kids and field trips. I enjoy my job although it is hectic at times.
I work at a daycare as an assistant when I was 16 and made 10$ ph with no experience. I'm 18 now and work at another daycare and I have no degree and make 20$ an hour. The US pay is very different from where I live. That's really interesting.
Aveline De Grandpré hey can you connect me to good people who need a nanny. I live in Kenya. Thank you.
I literally worked at a daycare like i just quit today and they payed me 8.50 and hour. I quit because they threatened us of our jobs. Another teacher left a child outside for 2 hours. In 104 degree heat. Just forgot about him. The site supervisor and the owner pretty much threatened us not to say anything to anyone or the parents of the child or else we would get fired because she "spent all her money on this " and "this daycare is her baby" and blah blah. So today i quit. I couldnt handle all the bullshit and the pressure. The supervisor would host jello shot parties at her house on the weekends and call other employees ugly but on mondays shed want us to respect her. I couldnt do it. I loved the kids and etc but i couldnt deal with the management .
Morgan D I hope you told the child’s parents that’s horrible!
@@jacklinewangu2690 uh, thats your job
Did you have to take any courses before applying at a day care ?
I make $11 at my school. Everything you said has been so accurate!!
I worked at a center and now I’m starting a more flexible nanny job. I’m hoping for less stress and better pay.
Wow.. im a Assistant Teacher at a daycare and make $13/hr. Currently in school working towards my 90hour lead teacher certification and ill get a raise to $14.50/hr
@@nicolea8205 gi gi uuu huhuhiii it
Same $11 an hour :(
@@marylnmonroe Amazon pays more. Might as well work there.
I hope you get yourself a raise, you seem like a hard worker. I had only babysitting experience but got a school class aide job for $15/hr but am now going to a daycare for $13/hr because i have no degree. I feel blessed, but never hold back from asking for a raise because childcare workers don't get pay they deserve in terms of money.
I go to a tech school for early education and teaching. I love children but I’m more of a calm close off person. I’ve been interning for four years, I am starting an actual paid job in a daycare Monday. I get nervous on if I’m not going to be good or enough, or not being able to fit in with the other staff
how is it going now with your job @Danielle ?
@@mariona.5261 I ended up leaving a daycare I worked at a year later after his comment:) I was promoted to a lead young toddler teacher, but new management came in and it sucked. Ended up going somewhere else. Working with kids can be stressful but don’t see myself doing anything else
In the UK it's called a nursery, I recently got offered a job in one to start on 3rd September, I'm so excited, it's my dream job!
How is itttt?
I got the nursery job 2 weeks ago. I had a blocked up nose and phlegm up my throat from children 😔 and I learned that some children learn quickly than others, but I do hope in the future, parents teach their children to cover their mouth and nose when they sneeze or cough (because I do that to any children who coughed and sneezed most of the times, but I don't know if that was a waste of time what I did)
@@WeNeedAMeteor38274 same here. I went for a trial shift few days ago and next day I was so sick 🤢 sore throat, lots of phleghm and it's been 4 days I still have it but the kids are adorable so hopefully I'll enjoy working with them in future.
@@nisreen8061 Good luck to you 🤗 I think you'll get used to it because it's nearly 2 months for me and for *some reason, I didnt keep on getting sick after having their germs on me🤔
I agree about the rules.
Plus, the environment and your coworkers and boss are all so crucial.
I just started working in daycare with no experience and I make $25 an hour here in Aus! You guys have it so hard :o
Wow!!! That's incredible! Perhaps that would be a more valued industry here if we made that much as well! Lucky for you guys though!!
Are u from Sydney by any chance
So what would the equlivent be in American currency?
Christina Sweetheart it would about $17.20 usd and we get 10 paid sick leave and 4 weeks paid holidays
Ok where I work we in the USA I get paid 12.00 an hour plus a once a year bonus of 3,000 and 6 weeks PTO that goes up every year.
I’m Start working in a day care center Monday thank you for this info
Meeeeee 😭😭😭
How is it going ?
good luck
You’re gonna need it
I just started at a daycare and I love it
Wait for a few months😬
I have been working at my current daycare for 6 months as a TA for infants/toddlers. I absolutely love my students like they are my own children, but the job is stressful and tiring. The only reason i stay is because i get benefits, the hours are flexible while im in college and thats about it. Once I get my 90hour lead teacher certification and more experience i plan on moving to a different center to teach Preschool.
I just quit my daycare job I was making 9.40 ph, as an assistant teacher after four and a half years..a shame! check out my video talking about my experience.
I checked out your video, and it was great! It is such a shame the amount they pay daycare workers especially when we play such an important role in young peoples lives! I'm glad you were able to find a job that suited your skills better and I am hoping to get a job as an elementary teacher so I suppose it all works out in the end! :)
sweetjune I completely understand. I've worked at the same daycare for almost 10 years now. And make 9.30 an hr.. haven't seen a raise in 3 yrs !!!
omg..that's terrible! they should be ashamed.
I only have my cpr and first aid certification. I’m 19 and want to be a teacher in the future. Trying to get experience but I don’t know what I need to be hired as a daycare worker :/
I would say starting out just let them know you are passionate and put any relevant experience on your resume! If you ever did any babysitting, any courses in high school, if you are going to college for teaching. All of that is relevant and can help you get a job as an aide at a daycare!
Try becoming a teachers assistant first and see how you like it, gain some experience and definitely good you already have certifications so you won't have to do modules. If you already good with children chances will be you be hired if you have patience and time for kids.
It's always so crazy to me hearing how much other daycares pay their teachers! At the daycare I work at I started at $7.25 an hour. And even our Most experienced people when first hired still only start at $7.50 an hour....Once you become a "lead" teacher though we get 8.00~8.50 an hour. But we are a new business and have only been open for a year...
That’s not normal at all... most daycare employees get $11+
@@marissaghost I'm in a small city in Oklahoma, and unfortunately only our best daycares pay their teachers that much. I've been bumped up to $8.75 an hour now...but it still makes no sense to me how other places pay their teachers so much! It's such hard work and we do so much...it's just crazy honestly
@@kristaduke7528 I am astonished! I'm working at a restaurant right now making ten a hour with tips as bonus pay and a biweekly pay so depending on my hours I can bring in from 360-480 and that still goes pretty quickly with the things I handle(though I could be way better at budgeting). However, I'm in college for early childhood education and once I migrate to a center im almost certain the pay will still remain at ten minimum given it would be my first year in and this is just for my associates. So without my restaurant tips considering I'll be at a daycare fulltime, and less frequent deposits I already know it will be an adjustment until I hopefully work my way up the pay system. I cannot imagine what it's like with that type of hourly income! I sincerely hope your center sees some monetary improvement. With all the tasks you handle on the daily you deserve AT LEAST ten, and we all know we have to stretch even that much!!
@@shyspeaks9238 I hope everything goes really well for you!!! I love my job, but it is hard...especially when I mention to someone I work in childcare and the first thing they say is "Oh I bet you get paid great" and I don't😅 and hearing how much other childcare teachers are paid...My jaw literally drops every time lol
Some employers do not allow disabled people to be more creative to the children because they want the staff who have a degree to create the curriculum for the children without adding more ideas for children. It also depends on the Dept. of Education for children to learn about interesting projects for higher learning skills. How can we make children more interested in learning independently and allowing the children to bring ideas?
I have no official age group and its starting to get stressful. I love working with the babies (6 weeks-18months) but i keep getting thrown around to the 3 year olds then to the toddlers then upstairs with the fours its like AAAAHHH
@apple go thats exactly it, its exhausting
@apple go this happened to me toward the end of my time at my last center
no daycare I've ever worked at payed more then 10 dollers my first daycare payed 7.25 then my second daycare payed 8.00 then my 3rd daycare payed 8.50 that's the highest I have ever made at a daycare or any people I ever worked with never made more then 9.50 that's so much money holy cow
katefitness here in Quebec (Canada) we start at about 19$/h with a diploma
@@emilieschinck6281 that's the cap here in Nova Scotia with level 3, smh 🤦🏾♂️
Emilie Schinck is the cost of living high in Canada?
My daycare gives NO childcare discounts for employees. So, make sure you ask about that before accepting a job.
The one I was just at doesn’t offer a discount for infants for employees who are parents! But does for the other ages! Unbelievable!
I loved raising my children, but hated working in daycare.
Good to know
I don’t think I want kids now. I’ve worked in two centers
@@hannahscott6604 For me, raising my children was way less stressful than working in daycare. They are grown now and I honestly miss them being children and living with me.
I work at a daycare, and I have to deal with kids running around and crying all the time. But, I need the money
So do I
working in a Childcare/Daycare is not bad as long as the class have a routine, where I am now some of the teachers think that being a teacher is just change diapers. I am so ready to have my own class, and my own schedule, but here I am still being a Support Teacher, and I been working in ChildCare since 2017 in fact. I don't even know if I want to do it anymore.
That's crazy!
I don't have an associate's dagree and get $15 as the assistant!
Wow!! That's amazing! What state are you in?
@@hansonfam5
Illinois, in a suburb called La Grange!
I recently started before the pandemic.. can't wait to go back!
Wow! That's great! Glad to hear you earn $15 as the assistant, that should really be the case everywhere!
Hello , did they ask you for any specific requirements?
This was helpful! Thanks!
I have no experience working with children. A lot of them want degrees and one year experience. My degree is in computer science. Not early childhood development. I have no kids myself and I never held a baby before.
I’m not sure where this experience should come from when I have no money to get a degree nor money to take a class. I’m still in school
Best bet, babysit. Volunteer babysitting for neighbors or family. If you do that for a family member make sure they are paying you even for strangers. Most importantly, check your state for CPR and First Aid classes.
Lots of degrees that work with kids give you experience in the classroom
Literally apply and they’ll probably hire you because daycares are always understaffed. You literally don’t need a degree at all.
@@hannahuahh and this is why I don’t want any kids I have going to daycare!!!!! The workers never have degrees or experience! they’re so understaffed they’ll hire ANYBODY! then kids who have special needs are tossed aside and their needs are continually ignored
Kids who have special needs mainly but also NT kiddos too!!!!
the time time i would 8 am to 2pm
Thank you 😊
So one of your pro points is you get to practice changing diapers? 60% of staff I’ve worked with have had their own children. In my experience, it’s the 18-25 year olds who think they know everything, tell you how to do your job, and bully others. The best mentors I had when in that industry were well over 40.
Wow that sucks i make 16 almost 17 for amazon :/ i wanna study for preschool but the pay is so low
I like your videos a lot! Did you graduate yet? I’m going to school to be an early childhood special ed teacher !
Working at stores low paying I need theas job tools backups etc
I love kids, I wanna try working at a daycare and see how it goes :)
Best Bops if you work in the USA the pay is not livable even when you have a degree. They pay more in the school system.
I worked in two centers
Which child care did you work at first? I have worked in Corporate children care for 27 years. I’m in Minnesota to.
when u worked there were u a teacher’s assistant or were u a teacher ?
For most of my duration working at a daycare I was a teachers assistant, but towards the end I was filling in for the main teacher and creating lessons a lot. I was not quite a main teacher but I also couldn't commit to working longer than the summer and they didn't want a main teacher for only a few months!
Hey also do teacher’s assistants in daycares get full time?
thanks for the tips I always wanted to work at a daycare its so cool to see the kids everyday and to see the kids grow up I just love kids they are so cute your videos are very helpful I will love to watch more of your videos I think your super pretty I like you thanks so much for sharing your videos about daycare its a big help for people who wants to work at a daycare
Thank you so much for your support and kind words! I really appreciate hearing that I am helping someone or giving them a video that is worthwhile! I really hope it helped you to consider some positives and negatives of working at a daycare! Overall, I absolutely love working with kids in any context and I loved my job at the daycare! I totally agree with the fact that it is amazing to see the kids everyday and watch them grow, it is incredible to see how much they can do each year and know that I am contributing to their future!
Very useful video.Thank you!
What is,
Early childhood education?Pls explain!
Thank you! At my University an education degree is split into different categories, and early childhood education is learning the developmental and educational process for working with infants up to age 5 and typically the degree is infant to third grade. I hope this helps!
Why would u have to drive to a bus station and then take a bus? Ive got to have ESP the second I turned your video on I thought Minnesota it must have been the accent.
i love kids and babies can i do in home day care and can i sell cakes to there parents and my streets i want to do 2 job at ones and let the help i want to giving out poster and ever thing to door to door please help me out i think this what i really really i want to do i want 9 kids because i come from a big family so i want my own big family to
daycare is not fun
Do we need to change the diapers as well??? As a day care teacher???
Pretty much
definetely, i worked in one and gotta change all the toddlers nappies pretty much every hour or few
Yuppp. It gets annoying when the kid is already 3 and can speak properly, yet keeps playing with a poopy nappy
@@minna1997- Not to mention that these parents want you potty train their kids too
@@marckid93 yup, it happened
Hi! Idk if your still responding to comments but I was just wondering if u know what the minimum age is to work as a daycare assistant or after school teacher? I’m a high school senior and 17 and I rllyyy would love to be like a helper and assistant with kids and I was just wondering if they they would let someone work who is kinda younger? I really am passionate and I can show them tht even tho I don’t have actual job experience in teaching - I have done plentyyy of volunteering and been a Sunday school teacher/ assistant for children. And I really want to go in the healthcare field tht involves children so it’s also another reason why I think working In a daycare center would help
Hi Afrah! I started working at a daycare when I was 19 so it is probably possible to start when you are 17! If you are taking any child care related classes or can volunteer with children that might help too! I haven't hired for a daycare so I'm not sure what they might be looking for, but each daycare is a little different so I would recommend applying to many different daycares to see if they would hire an assistant! You may also want to consider applying for Montessori schools or camps as well! I hope that helps and good luck 😊
@@hansonfam5You replied!! And thank uu so much for the information - I’ll def apply to as many centers as I can and just attempt to see if I’m able to get in lol. But thank U again and this helped a lot:) have a good day!
if i bring my child with me but i want more money like around 50
Derrika Mayers 50?..😂😂😂
Hey tia I want to work at day care wan my to where she's all be okay 10 callers making at least one thing 12 and thertn makes fivetyn soveng money
Starting daycare work next week... Woohoo
Daycare shouldn't exist.
MrApplewine then who will watch kid/s when parents goes to work
agree
@apple go I’ve worked both in a corporate prestigious center and at home daycare. They both are the same shit
It sounds like hell
Chaide Elwood ....it is worse.
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I love kids! My only fear is the noise because i have super sonic hearing and my other issue would be working with other staff that will prob annoy me 😬
Honestly, every job has good sides and bad sides! Working in a daycare can really challenge your patience, but overall you do it because you love working with the kids and the difference you can make in their lives! I have worked with other staff who make me crazy, but at the end of the day you either learn to see the positives or find something better! Overall though, working with kids can be really fun and I really loved my job in the grand scheme of everything!
Chaide Elwood I love kids but the regulations set by the DHS take the fun out of the job.
Ginger Wall
Yeah