Are There Regulations To Follow When You Are Not Registered?

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  • QualiTcare
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 1502

    #46
    Originally posted by Unregistered
    thank GOD you dont watch kids!!!! the world is a much better place now!!

    another: why are you a moderator on a daycare forum and you dont even operate a daycare?!?! and for some reason, its always those who arent in the business who know it all!!
    i'm not in the business of watching kids any longer. i moved on up to the much more profitable and respectable business of teaching them. but - not only do i need a life - i need more money - so i moved on out of that business too.

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    • legomom922
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2010
      • 1020

      #47
      Oh my gosh! Will you guys stop?? You are confusing me more!!

      Now what is getting "listed" mean when you are a informal care giver??

      I want to make sure I'm doing what I am supposed to be doing, and now I am finding out there are all of these other terms out there!

      Please stop bickering, this is not a debate about what a babysitter is! Just tell me, what the differences are between:

      Being listed
      Informal Caregiver
      Legally exempt Caregiver
      I already know about being registred/liscensed!

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      • QualiTcare
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2010
        • 1502

        #48
        Originally posted by janarae
        If you don't watch children any longer why do you bother coming to this forum & harrassing those of us who do? Get a life!
        it's ironic how people take the term "babysitting" offensively, but are fine with the term "watching kids."

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        • Unregistered

          #49
          [QUOTE=QualiTcare;54011]i'm not in the business of watching kids any longer. i moved on up to the much more profitable and respectable business of teaching them. but - not only do i need a life - i need more money - so i moved on out of that business too. [/QUOT

          become a politician or lawyer since u know so much about nOTHING...


          legomom, try googling the terms to help or visit your states DSS website

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          • QualiTcare
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Apr 2010
            • 1502

            #50
            [QUOTE=Unregistered;54018]
            Originally posted by QualiTcare
            i'm not in the business of watching kids any longer. i moved on up to the much more profitable and respectable business of teaching them. but - not only do i need a life - i need more money - so i moved on out of that business too. [/QUOT

            become a politician or lawyer since u know so much about nOTHING...


            legomom, try googling the terms to help or visit your states DSS website
            lawyer is later in life - i have another profession to take on before that.

            i know you.

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            • Unregistered

              #51
              maybe this will help you lego mom

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              • momofboys
                Advanced Daycare Member
                • Dec 2009
                • 2560

                #52
                Originally posted by legomom922
                Oh my gosh! Will you guys stop?? You are confusing me more!!

                Now what is getting "listed" mean when you are a informal care giver??

                I want to make sure I'm doing what I am supposed to be doing, and now I am finding out there are all of these other terms out there!

                Please stop bickering, this is not a debate about what a babysitter is! Just tell me, what the differences are between:

                Being listed
                Informal Caregiver
                Legally exempt Caregiver
                I already know about being registred/liscensed!
                It really varies depending on what state you are in. In my state (Ohio) you can be simply registered or licensed. There are more complex procedures to follow if you choose to be licensed. I honestly don't know what is involved in being a legally exempt provider. To be totally honest I have never heard of it.

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                • Crystal
                  Advanced Daycare.com Member
                  • Dec 2009
                  • 4002

                  #53
                  [QUOTE=QualiTcare;54022]
                  Originally posted by Unregistered

                  lawyer is later in life - i have another profession to take on before that.

                  i know you.
                  I know who it is too....funny she is posting in the same thread as a member AND as a guest

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                  • QualiTcare
                    Advanced Daycare.com Member
                    • Apr 2010
                    • 1502

                    #54
                    [QUOTE=Crystal;54055]
                    Originally posted by QualiTcare

                    I know who it is too....funny she is posting in the same thread as a member AND as a guest
                    u know what they say - desperate times call from drastic measures ::

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