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Difference between expensive and cheap childcare in Haarlem amounts to hundreds of euros per year

Difference between expensive and cheap childcare in Haarlem amounts to hundreds of euros per year

Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics reveals that parents in Haarlem face significant annual cost differences for childcare. Depending on the provider, families can see price variations amounting to hundreds of euros per year.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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