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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am confused on this.  Families are just supposed to drop their kids at random centers that will take them?[/quote]

Yes, and this is craziness! 
We are both essential but luckily one of us works evenings so we dont need daytime childcare, just twice a week for 3 hours each time in the afternoon. We are making do with a babysitter but for people who need childcare who are essential this is crazy.[/quote]

We are both considered essential too and I really don't know what we are going to do.  Not dropping my daughter somewhere random- we were comfortable were she was (in home daycare) because there were only a handful still coming and we know everyone.

Guess one of us will not be going into work.[/quote]

Do you think one of the in-home daycare workers would be willing to babysit her at your house? It would cost you more but at least you know she is in good hands.[/quote]

OP here.

I've been wondering about something similar.  The executive order loosens restrictions on "family and friend child care providers" so now they can watch up to 5 unrelated children [b]in the provider's home[/b].  Can a small in-home daycare technically close down, but continue to operate on that basis?[/quote]

Yes, I was thinking that an in home with an assistant could split into two little groups of say, 3-4 kids --one at the  provider's home and one at the assistant's home, by age group.[/quote]

I wish I could find something specific on that.  There's guidance related to the executive order that covers everything except for that point.[/quote]

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