When parents are late picking up their child, how much do you charge an hour/half an hour...
What Do People Normally Charge When Parents Are Late
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There is a charge of $10.00 every five minutes or portion thereof that you are late picking up your child. Mrs. *******’s Christian Child care closes at 6:15 and as such the late fee will start at 6:15pm (there is no grace period).- Flag
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I also have NO grace period. There is no point to a grace period, IMO, as it just encourages lateness.
I charge $1/minute and it starts as soon as their contracted pick-up time hits. For one of my family's that is 3:15. For another it's 4:00. For the last it's 5:00.- Flag
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I only charge $1 every 15 minutes (without prior notification) and require it to be paid with their normal pay. I have never had to enforce it though.Give a little love to a child, and you get a great deal back.- Flag
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Late fees
we also charge $1.00 minute. Once we got time clocks for our employees and parents No one has been late! No more writing down down 5:30 pick up time when they really got here at 5:45...
Our other Daycare friend charges $1/ minute after a 15 min grace period from there contracted time, or after closing whichever applies.- Flag
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I love the idea of the sign out at the sign in sheet, that is good. I am trying to come up with something that is fair and also trying to decide between regular hours or doing the contracted hours thing, one of my families is very regular in when they bring their child and the other varies though...but they are the ones having problems w lateness. I live in a rural area and am not right in town, I am about 10 min from the main part of town but our town kinda has two sides.- Flag
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I'm starting up a daycare and was wondering too about this whole late issue. If the parents are late and you need to charge them a fee, how do you tell them?do you write a bill out or do you tell them at the end of the week when they are getting ready to pay you? Or something else?- Flag
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I'm starting up a daycare and was wondering too about this whole late issue. If the parents are late and you need to charge them a fee, how do you tell them?do you write a bill out or do you tell them at the end of the week when they are getting ready to pay you? Or something else?
I too charge $1/minute - and they are to pay it, in full, with cash right then and there. Parent walks in 15 minutes late, I simply say "You're 15 minutes late, you owe me $15 cash..." they sometimes say they don't have it on them, and when I remind them that there will be no daycare for little Johnny in the morning and thereafter until they pay, they miraculously pull out some cash- Flag
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