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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just a reminder that the sitter coming to your house is an employee and you legally incur other costs above the hourly rate. Using the SAHM in her home the cost is just the hourly rate. [/quote]
Except if you call her a nanny share. The law is really screwed up about this. I don't really know how nanny shares get away with skirting the law. Normally if a child is being cared for outside of his OWN home, there needs to be a in-home daycare license.[/quote]

False, look it up. There are limits on how many non-biological/legally related children can be cared for in one home, but it is certainly more than one. If your case were correct, every grandma/neighbor/aunt would need a permit. Check your facts before you post. [/quote]
Both your arrogance and your ignorance are astounding. You apparently have never been licensed, have you? I have, and yes, the laws do vary from state to state, and county to county. 
In some areas, if you are getting paid to provide care for ANY child, outside of the child's home, you need a license. Nanny shares seem to be going under the radar.[/quote]

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