New York City Universal Childcare to cost 27K per child?
- 5 days ago
- 1 min read
Double what his campaign suggested. You cannot make this stuff up!

The average daycare (such as a KinderCare or something similar) is around $1500/month or 18K per year. Those are full scale pre-school style daycares that takes care of all food and other expenses. Many of the employees have acutal teaching certificates.
Moreover, these are considered above average day cares and quite expensive for many people. We paid about half that for an in-home daycare before deciding to move to something a bit more regulated, structured, that also offered pre-school type learning. So why would it cost 1.5 times that for universal daycare in New York? Wouldn't just save money to reimburse people to go to a daycare of their choosing? Doesn't this just further prove how incredibly inefficient it is for the Government to run anything? Given it is the Government, they would likely hire more on DEI than on qualifications and who knows if these children would get the same benefits of a pre-school learning center, or if it would just be glorified babysitting, or dare I say a "learing" center?
it appears the women Tour de France has a scandal
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/aug/04/tour-de-france-femmes-cyclists-face-checks-after-claims-that-padded-bras-aid-aerodynamics-cycling
Tour de France Femmes cyclists face checks for aerodynamic-boosting chest padding
That's $27K on top of the $37K NYC Ed pays for each pupil in their failing school system.
He also stepped in it when he wanted to require ID to go to the city funded grocery stores
“Mamdani's grocery giveaway hits ID snag as critics cry foul: 'Make it make sense'
Critics compare the proposed customer card for discounted groceries to voter ID laws the mayor opposes”
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mamdanis-grocery-giveaway-hits-id-snag-critics-cry-foul-make-it-make-sense.amp