I would meet her at the door with bags in hand....good riddence. She sounds like nothing but trouble. I would never allow someone to tell me what I can and can't do while working in my own home, and, if they ever threatened to call services, they would be leaving with child immediately. This business is hard enough to handle let alone dealing with psycho parents/grandparents.
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Originally posted by CdnMumof4 View Postyikes. I'd term them immediately. That's definitely bad news waiting to happen, she'll wait for you to mess up and pounce, instantly.
as for your 13yr old .walking kids to the library..I too would be uncomfortable. BUT- my ds' bus stop isn't at the end of my driveway, it's 3 houses down and across the street. The parents have all given me permission to go, [it's during nap time] pick my son up from the bus , without their children- unless their child is awake at the time I have to go for the bus, then they come along. I don't have regulations either, as I am not licenced through the government or any childcare 'franchise' . I make it clear in the beginning that this is bus practice here, and if they say they don't want their kid left in the house while I'm literally feet away, then that's fine- that child will come with me while the others sleep. I have timed it so I'm basically running to the stop to get there for the bus to let them off, gone maybe 2mins. Same amount of time I can disappear in the bathroom mid-day.
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Originally posted by meganlavonnesmommy View PostIt does sound like she is very overprotective.
But I'm with the others on this one. My licensing rules state that I cant leave the kids alone at all, ever, even to take the garbage out or get the paper. I have a 5 month old puppy, and every time he has to pee, I have to take all the kids outside with me to take him to pee. My garbage I leave inside and take it out at the end of the day, and my garbage is just outside my door, 5 steps, and the paper waits. I walk to the bus stop with my older daughter twice a day, with all 6 kids in tow, rain, sun or snow.
Yes, its a pain, and yes I hate it. But its better than losing my license.
I would also have a serious issue with the library situation if I were the parent. I just wouldnt trust a 13 year old with my kids. I think they are too young, and I am paying an adult to watch my child, not a 13 year old. I think you are setting yourself up for trouble with that. It just leaves too much open for accusations.
As far as the outside issue. I cant take a child that isnt able to go outside. My licensing rules say I have to take the children outside at least twice a day for an hour each time. Unless the weather wont permit us to. If they cant be outside, then they cant be in my program.
But definately time to get rid of her if she isnt cooperating. Parents need to work with you, not against.
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