For those of you that say the OP could be held liable, I know for a fact that when the parent leaves my property I am no longer liable for anything that happens.
I am not understanding how the provider could be liable for something we have NO control over :confused: I mean it isn't like I go outside and check to see that parents have their children buckled in properly or are even in a car seat.
Also to the OP, in the future, if you are going to lend out things like car seats I would make rules such as a deposit of say $50 and state it needs to be returned first thing in the morning or you lose the deposit.
I might even go so far as charging the parent for NOT returning it.
I would also have the parent sign a statement agreeing to this. (like a mini contract).
I, personally would NEVER lend a car seat out to a parent. As a PP'er said, now her problem is your problem.
I am not understanding how the provider could be liable for something we have NO control over :confused: I mean it isn't like I go outside and check to see that parents have their children buckled in properly or are even in a car seat.
Also to the OP, in the future, if you are going to lend out things like car seats I would make rules such as a deposit of say $50 and state it needs to be returned first thing in the morning or you lose the deposit.
I might even go so far as charging the parent for NOT returning it.
I would also have the parent sign a statement agreeing to this. (like a mini contract).
I, personally would NEVER lend a car seat out to a parent. As a PP'er said, now her problem is your problem.

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