re: Price gouging in a temporary supply crunch like the Colonial situation should be allowed

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So people still paid for day care when they were closed for the panademic?

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You didn't say that. You said it would be far, far better than to simply sit at home and not pay daycare because you couldn't afford gas. That's a huge difference.

If the actual DAYCARE closed down, then yes, you don't have to pay them. However, if you don't bring your kid to daycare for whatever reason, they will still charge you. You sign a contract saying exactly that, otherwise they would not be able to:

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Day cares are required by law to maintain a student teacher ratio.

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YOU sign the contract and follow their rules...it doesn't work the other way around.