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I leave my daycare under the care of my hubby periodically- usually during nap for a chiro appt, or to run to bank on a Fri. Sometimes I need to be somewhere in the evening on time- and he gets left with the last straggler 
. My families know it- and since he's a deputy and EMT certified etc they know the kids are in good hands. There's no way a daycare provider who works 11-or more hs in a day doesn't occasionally need to run out during business hours- I'm sure they understand. I actually use a licensed sub for anything other than a quick errand, or if the time I need to go doesn't mesh w/ hubby's schedule. I found an awesome gal through our local daycare association who specifically subs at home daycares. She used to be a FT in home- but she's older now & downsized her home etc. The only trick is scheduling her first for certain things- like daytime trainings etc- or vacation time in summer- I actually called her first to check when she was free before planning vacation
. My families know it- and since he's a deputy and EMT certified etc they know the kids are in good hands. There's no way a daycare provider who works 11-or more hs in a day doesn't occasionally need to run out during business hours- I'm sure they understand. I actually use a licensed sub for anything other than a quick errand, or if the time I need to go doesn't mesh w/ hubby's schedule. I found an awesome gal through our local daycare association who specifically subs at home daycares. She used to be a FT in home- but she's older now & downsized her home etc. The only trick is scheduling her first for certain things- like daytime trainings etc- or vacation time in summer- I actually called her first to check when she was free before planning vacation
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