Things You Couldn't Do With Out

[Unregistered]

I'm the original poster, thanks so much for all the answers! I use to do in home care 3 years ago but then left to go to a center now I'm back at in home but wanting to run it more like a center. My ages are
Dkg 22 months
Dkb 2 1/2
Dcg 4
Dcg 3
Dcg 2
And two AS children (my dd and dkg 22 months sister)
Starting in March I will have a dcb 12 months

I have a spare bedroom I've turned into the "playroom" I have a set of cubbies for when the parents walk in, a 6 seated picnic table for lunches and snacks and am in the process of trying to track down colored dishes so each child can have their own color (love this idea by the way thank you)

[Cat Herder]

Folding, Portable, Evacuation Cribs.

Wall anchors for cabinets, shelving and tv's.

Door latches.

Safety gates.

Submersible, easy to disinfect, toys/manipulatives.

Fenced backyard.

The rest I could come up with a plan B.

[NeedaVaca]

I'm the original poster, thanks so much for all the answers! I use to do in home care 3 years ago but then left to go to a center now I'm back at in home but wanting to run it more like a center. My ages are
Dkg 22 months
Dkb 2 1/2
Dcg 4
Dcg 3
Dcg 2
And two AS children (my dd and dkg 22 months sister)
Starting in March I will have a dcb 12 months

I have a spare bedroom I've turned into the "playroom" I have a set of cubbies for when the parents walk in, a 6 seated picnic table for lunches and snacks and am in the process of trying to track down colored dishes so each child can have their own color (love this idea by the way thank you)

Ikea has great dishes and I believe they are even sold on Amazon

[midaycare]

I just thought of something else - my fish tank! The kids love looking at them

[Blackcat31]

A backbone and a funny bone.

You will use both equally.