What Do Parents Expect From a Home Daycare

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  • Gigi
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 31

    #16
    As a single mom, the I usually trust my instinct first and foremost... Because no matter how great the house looks - but I have to have a connection with the daycare provider. But would appreciate if she has genuine love for children, which is icing on the cake!

    But if it will be detailed list, my wants are simple:
    - no smoking
    - clean house
    - not so much kids if possible
    - a nice routine with a bit of reading and even nap time

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    • Cat Herder
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 13744

      #17
      Originally posted by Unregistered
      I understand some things can't be compromised, but I'd like to at least discuss why things are the way they are. Such as no toys can be brought. Not asking for an exception just a reason so I can understand. I should have used a different word than compromise.

      Yes, but some owners make it VERY obvious it's all about money. Have some tact? We all work for money obviously.
      That makes sense and a perfectly understandable expectation. I am sad to hear some don't explain it during the interview process.

      The toy issue, for me, is that it makes the child with a "new" toy the target for the day. They can't participate in activities because their entire day is consumed with "keep away".

      Ever seen the kid at the park whose mother gave him a ****er?? :::: The kids are on him so fast he does not know what to do. Poor little guy....

      If I take it away and put it in his cubby then I am the meanie. I work hard to get the kids to like being here so parents can go to work feeling good because their child is happy here. If the child is convinced I am a big meanie, our relationship will never develop well.
      - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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