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BRINGING YOUR BABY TO WORK: THE NEW FRONTIER OF
CHILDCARE
May 02, 2008 - It's morning crunch time and Allie Hewlett, a benefits administrator, and her
husband John, a school vice principal, are preparing to go to work.
During their busy morning routine, he juggles caring for 8-month-old Scout — named for the
heroine in "To Kill Mockingbird" — as she checks e-mail before heading to the office. Oh, and,
yes, there's also Banzo, the family dog.
Anyone who has to budget for child care knows it can cost tens of thousands of dollars each
year. Unless, of course, you happen to be lucky enough to work for T3, a multi-million dollar
advertising firm based in Austin, Texas, where parents can care for their children at work, for
the first year.
And we're not talking separate child care on site. At T3, mothers or fathers can care for their
children themselves in the office. It's a new frontier in the world of child care.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: ABC News Online
CHILDCARE
May 02, 2008 - It's morning crunch time and Allie Hewlett, a benefits administrator, and her
husband John, a school vice principal, are preparing to go to work.
During their busy morning routine, he juggles caring for 8-month-old Scout — named for the
heroine in "To Kill Mockingbird" — as she checks e-mail before heading to the office. Oh, and,
yes, there's also Banzo, the family dog.
Anyone who has to budget for child care knows it can cost tens of thousands of dollars each
year. Unless, of course, you happen to be lucky enough to work for T3, a multi-million dollar
advertising firm based in Austin, Texas, where parents can care for their children at work, for
the first year.
And we're not talking separate child care on site. At T3, mothers or fathers can care for their
children themselves in the office. It's a new frontier in the world of child care.
Click on the red link above to continue the story.
Source: ABC News Online
