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I got this via fb today.
"I would like to thank you for your time on Sunday. Our provider told us yesterday shes not retiring now. She couldn't do it, she can't leave the kids. I really liked your program however the payment policy just seems to not fit our work schedules as well. It's hard to pay when she's not going to be there. But I understand you need the income as well. We just have it now where we only pay for the days we use and if Jimmy gets rained out prior to noon we only pay for a half day. And since we both are off on holidays its hard to justify paying for it when shes with us. I hope if their is a time we need care and you have openings you would still let us be a part of your program. You seem very dedicated to your children and families. Again this is a hard decision to make. Thanks again
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I am a little bummed because I felt her dd would have been a good fit. However, I was just going to charge them for the days they told me they needed in a week. (m,w,f but if they knew only m,w I would just charge them for those two days- I have an odd m,w,f opening right now so it would have been good) I even said I would waive fees when he was "laid off during the winter", normally I would charge them a day per week to hold their spot which they could use if they wanted. I did say holidays that fell on their normal day would be pd just like everyone else. They were looking because their current provider was going to retire so I would understand wanting to leave her with the person that has had her since she was an infant. But I think she sent me all the other details thinking I would haggle on my rate... right? Does it seem that way to you? But, that really wouldn't be fair to my other parents that pay me that rate every week. (I am $125 a week and I said I would charge her $25 a day but in advance for the days they needed that week) Tell me to stand strong on that
Her current provider is not licensed and they have to take all milk, juice etc. I am worth any extra money right? 
"I would like to thank you for your time on Sunday. Our provider told us yesterday shes not retiring now. She couldn't do it, she can't leave the kids. I really liked your program however the payment policy just seems to not fit our work schedules as well. It's hard to pay when she's not going to be there. But I understand you need the income as well. We just have it now where we only pay for the days we use and if Jimmy gets rained out prior to noon we only pay for a half day. And since we both are off on holidays its hard to justify paying for it when shes with us. I hope if their is a time we need care and you have openings you would still let us be a part of your program. You seem very dedicated to your children and families. Again this is a hard decision to make. Thanks again
"I am a little bummed because I felt her dd would have been a good fit. However, I was just going to charge them for the days they told me they needed in a week. (m,w,f but if they knew only m,w I would just charge them for those two days- I have an odd m,w,f opening right now so it would have been good) I even said I would waive fees when he was "laid off during the winter", normally I would charge them a day per week to hold their spot which they could use if they wanted. I did say holidays that fell on their normal day would be pd just like everyone else. They were looking because their current provider was going to retire so I would understand wanting to leave her with the person that has had her since she was an infant. But I think she sent me all the other details thinking I would haggle on my rate... right? Does it seem that way to you? But, that really wouldn't be fair to my other parents that pay me that rate every week. (I am $125 a week and I said I would charge her $25 a day but in advance for the days they needed that week) Tell me to stand strong on that
Her current provider is not licensed and they have to take all milk, juice etc. I am worth any extra money right?
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