As childcare costs continue to rise, some families are turning to a co-op model for daycare and preschool. Instead of teachers, parents work together to plan activities and classes based on their own interests and expertise. LAist's Sabrina Sanchez takes us along to one such co-op in Inglewood.

<p>As childcare costs continue to rise, some families are turning to a co-op model for daycare and preschool.&nbsp;Instead of teachers, parents work together to plan activities and classes based on their own interests and expertise. LAist's Sabrina Sanchez takes us along to one such co-op in Inglewood.</p>