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Baby Kennel Case Study

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Hello there, Do you have children? Do they have behavioral problems? Are you have problems house breaking them? is it hard to find someone to take care of them? Well I can fix all of your problems. Come down and see us at Baby Kennels. According to Center for American Progress the average weakly child care payment for families with children under the ages of fifteen was $138 in the spring of 2010. In know many factors impact cost, such as location, number and type of children, type of care needed (day, overnight, feeding, watering, exercise, etc.), and frequency of caregiving.
Child care:
Child walking $10-$25
$15-$35 per day per child
Kennel Boarding (small child) $20-$25 per day per child
Groomers $20-$85 per weekly

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