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WIC question … I went to WIC today and told me not to qualify. Can anyone help?
Okay, apparently my husband and pay wages is 8000 something with annual revenues had suggested to the WIC program. He is currently deployed, but return home with a few months. When he comes home, still will be more than 4,000 … the lady said that if no work could get WIC, but I would like to continue working after the baby is born. My question is how much on average it spends on diapers, formula, child care, etc. for your baby? I am concerned that despite doing enough, all our money should go in this direction. We have car payments, insurance, etc to pay. We're saving lots of money and well and want to buy a house when you leave the military 2011. I'm afraid that we must take from our savings at home. Also, I will take 3 months of maternity leave at work, being unpaid, you may have WIC for these 3 months? Thanks for the help you could give us. It seems that the unemployed are doing better than us. : – /
There is not liable for the cost of a child. The cost of diapers depends on what type you use-wear disposable vs. vs. medium / medium. Are you going to use a diaper service? Etc. (I recommend looking into gdiapers.com). The formula is the main thing that will pay for WIC for your baby. I averaged about $ 100 per month. You have to use the formula that chooses WIC. This changes by state. I powdered Enfamil Good Start in CT and concentrate on FL). I would recommend the merger if possible, since it is easier to mix. Moreover, this could change if your child needs a special formula. WIC only pay for a special type of formula if you have a prescription from a doctor for this. The other things that are WIC provides infant cereal, juice, milk and peanut butter, when the baby is older. They do not pay for baby food or any fruit or vegetables for children. From time to time (usually summer), is offered in the farmer's market "dollars" to cover some fruits and vegetables. Usually received $ 15 – $ 20 "dollars" per child per summer. Child care can vary depending on what is available in your area and how long it will take. It is possible for you to receive WIC for the moment are not working. However, you need the paperwork together to prove their income. Since can not work, you must be at least 2 weeks after your last paycheck or the birth of his son (an estimate) so it does not seem like you still have an income. Want to be up an excursion outside the house with the baby in 2 weeks, knowing that the appointment can last several hours (my average was 2 1 / 2 hours)? The baby should be present at the WIC meeting their standards. If you are breastfeeding, then it is possible for you to get some things, like milk, carrot cereal (I think?). If you're worried about not having an income for 3 months, you can look at a short-term disability policy statement for you to see if it covers maternity leave. Many of them do. If you have $ 4000 per year more than the limit allows for savings from an extra $ 2500 in the formula and WIC food a year to cover, which is really out better? The real question is 2-3 months of free formula or milk is worth all this trouble?
