[musemoon]

loveccl before you decide go to the Seatte website and look a their human services. I pulled this quote from a quick glance at their website, there are also housing and other assitance offered. I am a single adoptive mom and I struggle financially, but my strength comes from being a parent and loving my child, I'd do anything for her. You will survive, you do have options.

"The City of Seattle helps low- and moderate-income working families pay for child care for children ages one month to 13 years. Families can choose from more than 165 licensed family child care homes and centers in Seattle, which contract with the City to provide high-quality and affordable child care.
At the time of enrollment, the family will be given a voucher, which authorizes monthly child care payments to the child care home or center that they choose from the list provided. The amount of the payment from the City varies according to the income of the family, age of the child, and hours of care needed. The City typically pays between 40 percent and 90 percent of the cost, and the family is responsible for paying the difference.
The City of Seattle Human Service Department allocated nearly $2 million in 2007 for child care assistance payments."