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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To put it bluntly: 1. You're allowing it to happen. 2. Ask for clothes. They can't read your mind. 3. Ask for appropriate clothes. They can't read your mind. 4. Insinuated? Not good enough. Spell things out. You should have a written contract. 5. How do you know about any of this? As an aside, if she's old enough for potty training, she shouldn't be in a high chair. Don't compare yourself to a daycare unless you're licensed like one. [/quote] Disagree, this is a classic example of someone trying out an in-home daycare and realizing that nannying and running a daycare are very, very different. This is a daycare. Write out your rules. Hand them to the parents, along with a contract to sign, payment rate and schedule, and drop off/pick up schedule and early/late fees. Make them understand that if they want daycare that is flexible to them, they will pay for it. If not, they need to find a center or employ a nanny in their home.[/quote]
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