<human>: I recently moved to city that has a variety of day care options for my kids.  My wife and I are atheists, though we allow others to believe what they want to believe.  We even go to Jesus's gym, the YMCA, though we joined at first without realizing the Christian connection. (It has been a completely non-religious experience btw)

We are now faced with a moral dilemma and have few non-religious friends to turn to for advice.  So, this is where you come in Reddit. Right now I am the primary bread-winner for my household but we would like to change that, either through having my wife find full or part time employment or for her to go back to school and finish her degree.  This isn't really for monetary reasons, as we make plenty to live fairly comfortably on with just my income, but to give my wife something more to do with her mind and talents.  (Raising kids is certainly fulfilling, but it just isn't everything she needs.) We are trying to find a place to take our kids (girls, aged 3 and 1.5) that we can afford.  The problem is, in our budget, the only really affordable places are the Christ centered "Mother's Day Out" programs.  They tend to be vastly less expensive than their non-religious counterparts.  From what we can gather though, our kids getting lessons about Jesus at these programs is pretty much unavoidable.

So, WWRD? Do you go the economical route and let your kids learn a bit about Jesus from people that don't consider it one of many options or do you hold to your principles and just wait until you can afford the more expensive day care?

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<bot>: If you were an Atheist, would you put your kids in a Christian day care if it was significantly cheaper than a non-religious day care?