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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We recently moved and started a contract with a new in-home provider in our area. Will start in Sept (hopefully).

I checked out her FB recently- I added her as a friend- and they put a pool in the backyard - like a stock pool but there is no notification on her daycare business page.

Would you be worried? I plan to ask what her plan is for safety- is there an alarm on any door that go to the backyard, etc. but it freaks me out a bit.

Any other questions I should ask?[/quote]
What do you expect, it’s an in home daycare.  You get what you pay for.  Parents neglect to understand that centers have more than programming and consistency with teachers.  They typically have much higher health and safety standards and security like magnetic doors, numeric keypads, safety cribs, direct egress, etc.  you need to do your homework because security for your child is most important.[/quote]

Centers don't have consistency based on the complaints I hear from my friends. I want only 1-2 people in charge of my kid, not the class changing plus rotation of highly underpaid staff. Also my stepsister works at one of the most expensive centers in Columbia. I would never send my kid there after hearing the stories about the teachers, cleaning issues, and the director staff. They don't see your kids as anything but money or liability. They work for corporate not you. We cant afford the 2K a month centers so honestly you sound like a real peach of privilege. [/quote]

Whatever allows you to sleep at night.  Lol. Ridiculous.[/quote]
You sound like the ridiculous elitist snob.[/quote]

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