Care.com - who uses it / promo codes?

[pugz]

in my area care.com is used for babysitters/nannies, not so much in-homes. There are other websites that list all the licensed in home daycares

[ijack]

I think I found a 50% off code once, but that may have been sittercity. Have you tried CL?

[savannah11]

I used it this month. I posted a babysitting job and got 50 responses. Maybe try posting your job and see if anyone responds.

[Deleted]

There is so little incentive to license here that I didn't even consider a licensed dayhome. The only reason to do it is to be eligible for government subsidies. Unlicensed are bound by the same ratios and rules.

I don't know the rules where you are, but if you see many unlicensed... ask a couple why they're not licensed.

[iheartbanjos]

Oct 29, 2012 20:20:59 GMT -5 @savannah11 said:

I used it this month. I posted a babysitting job and got 50 responses. Maybe try posting your job and see if anyone responds.

Same for us!

[membercare]

Hi ms.starry,
I am a representative of the Membercare Team at Care.com. If you are looking for Caregivers in your local area Care.com is a great resource. As others have replied, you have a few options in regards to how to use the site. You may either continue to search for in-home daycares specifically, or you can post a job and see what you get for responses. Both of these options can be done entirely for free on the site. It is only after you find a daycare or caregiver you are interested in contacting that you need to upgrade to the Premium Membership. You only need this membership for as long as you are searching. Once you have filled your care needs you can simply set your account to downgrade at the end up your billing cycle. I hope this helps! Don't be afraid to contact us if you have any questions.