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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nanny shares aren't illegal in the DMV. Trolls have been claiming that for years on this board when it isn't true.[/quote]
Please stop lying. I've personally gone down to the county offices that license home daycares. They have regulations that dictate who must be licensed.

Basically, when you pay someone to provide care in their home (or your friend's home), you want to have your child covered by the homeowner's insurance. But no insurance company will cover for your child's safety without a license to insure that basic safety practices were in place. This seems like common sense to me.

So if anyone here still thinks nanny shares are legal, name your town, and I'll call up licensing in the morning and post the name of the person I speak with.

Also, just ask the hosting family if their homeowner's insurance would cover your child in case your child was injured. If they say "yes", ask which insurance company they use. Name that company here. I guarantee you, no homeowners insurance would cover your child. Of course it's different for play dates, as long as you aren't operating a business by accepting payment.

Does everyone understand this?[/quote]

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