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  • momma2girls
    Daycare.com Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 2283

    #16
    Originally posted by pigletsmommy
    Oh I forgot to mention...

    Yesterday was her pay day again. She came in got the kids and turned around to leave. I asked her for the money and....surprise surprise... she forgot to stop at the bank again. I told her to bring it over today and so far nothing. Its already 3:30 here and she hasn't called/text.

    If I dont here from her I'm thinking about telling her tomorrow not to bring the kids back until she pays for last week, the current week and pre pays next week
    Be Firm on this!!!

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    • Unregistered

      #17
      Also, I forgot to mention that even if the state or county allows rentals, a certain town may not. Make sure you find that out too.

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      • jen
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 1832

        #18
        Originally posted by Iowa daycare
        Be Firm on this!!!

        Amen to that!

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        • AmandasFCC
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 423

          #19
          I agree with everyone else, be wary about doing daycare for friends. It doesn't always work badly - a very good friend of mine is currently my longest running client, she listens to me moan about the problems and absolutely takes me seriously. On the other hand, I had a friend royally screw me too. It seems to me you need to cut your friend off and you can absolutely use "saving the friendship" as an excuse.

          As for the apartment thing, it will definitely vary by state or whatever. Where I am it doesn't matter what kind of "dwelling" the daycare is in, as long as there is a safe place for the kids to play that has enough space for the kiddos, then you're good. Also, I currently rent my house and licensing just required proof that the owner of the home was ok with me running a business in it.

          Hope that helps

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          • Daycare Mommy
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2010
            • 339

            #20
            I'd point out that since you are home all day with the children you cannot get an outside job. This money she is supposed to be paying you is what you count on to keep the lights on and put food on the table. It's as simple as, if you can't count on her to pay you in full and on time then you are going to have to find an outside job that has a reliable paycheck and she will be out of daycare. Period. The ball really is in her court this way. If she wants to pay you, great! If not she needs to go because you are not independently wealthy and watching other people's children all day just to be nice. She needs to hold up her end or leave.

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