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Me too, liked them all but mine is private, my state licensor made sure of this for the privacy of the children. But I love getting ideas and seeing what everyone else does!
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I love seeing other ideas!
Please like my page if you get chance. I'm trying to get to 100 likes.
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I'd be happy to! I just got my first referral from my FB page, so it's working!
I'd love some likes too if you have a second!
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I liked them all. I love seeing everyone's ideas! Here's mine: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pitte...7293282?ref=hlComment
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My facebook page is actually a facebook profile so that I have a better control on privacy. It makes the parents to feel better about me sharing pictures. But anyone can follow what I post as public so feel free to follow me: www.facebook.com/MamaDaniChildCareComment
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I wish I could say it was my idea but I'm just not that clever. I saw it on another providers page.
I didn't laminate the letters since they are all from food boxes and I generally laminate everything! I figured if I needed more I use up plenty of boxes each week and can just cut more out.
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I liked them all.
Please like my as well
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I liked all of the ones that I could (I think there was one that I couldn't like for some reason). Please do the same and like mine also. I'd like to get to 50 likes. I'm halfway there.
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I liked them all. Maybe it's just the state I live in, but I got in trouble for posting pics of kids on facebook. I have a separate picture permission form that parents sign. There are 4 sections for each parent to sign and a section that says I do not have permission to take pics at all, if they so choose. ALL my parents absolutely love seeing the pics everyday! However, I had a set of dcb's here, they left on bad terms and mom went straight to the state and "tattled" on me saying I did not ask if I could take their pic nevermind post on fb. Of course I had her signed permission to back me up. This mom loved my fb page and commented daily about how much fun they were having, etc. Never once had an issue until they left. My daycare page has always been private, not a business page, but the tagging is apparently a huge issue because it exposes the kids to thousands of viewers with just one tag. I still have my page but parents are not allowed to tag or share. It's not an advertising page , simply for the parents to enjoy. Just sharing my horrible experience (it dragged on for 6 months!) to suggest that everyone makes sure to have signed permission from BOTH parents. General permission to take pics and also permission to post, cover your butts! It may seem harmless but child confidentiality is HUGE with the state. I'm not trying to be a downer, but dealing with the state is no fun! Everyone is your friend until they get upset
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I have a permission slip to take pictures of children, post on fb, care.com, Craigslist and any other site. Licensing doesn't have a problem with it.I liked them all. Maybe it's just the state I live in, but I got in trouble for posting pics of kids on facebook. I have a separate picture permission form that parents sign. There are 4 sections for each parent to sign and a section that says I do not have permission to take pics at all, if they so choose. ALL my parents absolutely love seeing the pics everyday! However, I had a set of dcb's here, they left on bad terms and mom went straight to the state and "tattled" on me saying I did not ask if I could take their pic nevermind post on fb. Of course I had her signed permission to back me up. This mom loved my fb page and commented daily about how much fun they were having, etc. Never once had an issue until they left. My daycare page has always been private, not a business page, but the tagging is apparently a huge issue because it exposes the kids to thousands of viewers with just one tag. I still have my page but parents are not allowed to tag or share. It's not an advertising page , simply for the parents to enjoy. Just sharing my horrible experience (it dragged on for 6 months!) to suggest that everyone makes sure to have signed permission from BOTH parents. General permission to take pics and also permission to post, cover your butts! It may seem harmless but child confidentiality is HUGE with the state. I'm not trying to be a downer, but dealing with the state is no fun! Everyone is your friend until they get upset
I honestly don't want parents to be able to tag or share the pictures but I don't know how to keep them from being able to. I posted asking parents to only share photos of their child since one parent shared an entire album of other peoples children and that parent shared the one picture that had multiple children in it.Comment
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Craigslist was a huge no-no even though I had permission for that also. Must be my state.
In my permission form parents agree to the following regarding fb:
"My child’s name may be mentioned. Tagging of photos is not allowed. I understand that I am allowed to download these pictures for my own use outside of Facebook. I will not repost or share them on my own Facebook page. I understand that if I do I will no longer have access to the page. I understand that this is to protect the privacy of all children in the daycare."
Something like this clause should take care of the tagging, if they tag you delete the parent. Not sure how it works on a business page, but very easy on my personal page.Comment
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I've had parents share whole albums also. There is section where you can undo the share.Comment
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I've enjoyed looking and liking everyone's page. Like mine too: https://www.facebook.com/EarlyBirdSFComment
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