any updates, op?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would park outside her house and follow her to see where she is going when she leaves the daycare but i am also slightly insane

Lol! Love it! Me, too! Be my friend?

Can we carpool, slightly nutty here too.

Anonymous wrote:I would park outside her house and follow her to see where she is going when she leaves the daycare but i am also slightly insane

Lol! Love it! Me, too! Be my friend?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s what you get with a home daycare.

No, it's not. In fact, it's highly unusual and you should get in touch with her, and if you don't hear back, with the licensing office.

Yes, it is. Stop trying to justify home daycare.

Stop trashing it. We had a wonderful in home daycare provider who still babysits for us years later. Just because you and OP had a bad experience doesn't mean they're all bad.

OP any updates??

Is the assistant lead qualified and in ratio? If so, it wouldn't be a compliance issue right? Just poor communication?

Anonymous wrote:This would be a big no for me. The assistants don't know at all where she is? Also--are they off ratios with the provider missing?

^^^^^ This 100%. There are ratios of careprovider to student they must maintain. It is in the COMAR regulations and can be found online if you're interested.

And she hasn't communicated anything to the parents or the assistants?

Start looking for a new provider.

I can't believe you are leaving your kid there. Go now and get your child. Seriously.