What Would You Do About This Interview?

[Familycare71]

Every time I have sensed red flags and ignored them I was proven right! I agree if you don't need them financially decline-
And btw I have the same policy for naps! I couldn't give up that time and I refuse to make kids stay awake and miserable for their parents convience!

[wdmmom]

The best way I've come up with to ward off a client you don't want isn't to tell them they aren't a good fit, just tell them anther family you interviewed provided a security deposit and that the opening(s) are no longer available.

[canadiancare]

If you can financially manage it I would keep looking for that better fit. Especially if you are going to be using a spot every other day that you could, potentially give to a full time child.

I am horrible at this but as my husband reminds me I am self-employed and I am the one in control of who my clients are.