They Really Don't Care Do They??

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  • MarinaVanessa
    Family Childcare Home
    • Jan 2010
    • 7211

    #16
    So are they not coming at all ever or just for the summer? Either way I'd start looking for another client to replace them with and good riddance to them.

    Definitely give the new contract with 2 week notice in writing (hand written or typed, no texts or emails). Also add the 2 week deposit policy which says that they'll be able to use the non-refundable deposit only if they give you a proper 2 week notice of termination otherwise they forfeit their deposit.

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    • littlemissmuffet
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 2194

      #17
      Though I think it was really crappy of this family to not give any kind of notice, the reality is, if they weren't required to in their previous contract - legally they don't need to.

      I agree that most families don't care about their provider's finances, etc... but to be honest, I don't care about my DCF's situations either. I only care that I am paid every month, my policies are followed and that when a family does leave, they give proper notice (but I am very strict in how I run my DC I don't generally have any of these issues).

      It's always hard when we lose a kid and take a financial hit, but just like any other job, there's no real security. We have to do our best to plan for situations like this and still be able to come out on top.

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      • DaisyMamma
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • May 2011
        • 2241

        #18
        Originally posted by littlemissmuffet
        Though I think it was really crappy of this family to not give any kind of notice, the reality is, if they weren't required to in their previous contract - legally they don't need to.

        I agree that most families don't care about their provider's finances, etc... but to be honest, I don't care about my DCF's situations either. I only care that I am paid every month, my policies are followed and that when a family does leave, they give proper notice (but I am very strict in how I run my DC I don't generally have any of these issues).

        It's always hard when we lose a kid and take a financial hit, but just like any other job, there's no real security. We have to do our best to plan for situations like this and still be able to come out on top.
        That's very true. I actually never thought about it that way.
        I don't care if a DCF is having trouble financially. I prefer to not hear about it, actually. I just care that my check is on time and that it clears.

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