Frequently asked questions
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Do you help with potty training?
YES! We work closely with the parents. We are happy to give advice and support on Potty training.
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What methods of payment do you accept?
Our preferred methods of payment are by using our electronically sent invoices, which you can pay by debit or credit card, cash or check. Please Note we DO NOT accept cashier cheques.
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Do you have any policies and procedures?
Yes, we have numerous policies and procedures. We also have a parents/visitors copy of all the policies and procedures that can be looked at during the visit and sent electronically.
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What do I do if my child is ill? And do I still have to pay full fees for this day?
You pay for your place and we have already have staff in, together with the fact that we cannot offer your place to anyone else, the full fees are still payable, we do not prorate for days missed.
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Are you allowed to give medicine to the children?
Tylenol, Motrin, teething gels & diaper creams, all of which will need parental consent form filled out. All children’s prescription medicines MUST be have the original prescription label attached stating their name, dosage and time to be taken.
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Do I have access to the parent camera at any time?
You have access when your child is in our care. You can access the camera at any time withing that time they are here with us (we can not guarantee on internet service on our end or the parents)
What is the difference between a babysitter, a childcare center and our in-home daycare?
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A babysitter typically provides short-term childcare for a single family on an irregular schedule, usually in the child's own home, while an in-home daycare provider cares for multiple children from different families on a regular basis, often operating out of their own home; essentially, a babysitter is for occasional needs, while in-home daycare is for more consistent childcare with set days and hours.
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Babysitters are often considered more expensive than daycare because they provide care in a child's home, which means they are essentially a "luxury" service compared to the more structured, group environment of a daycare where costs can be spread across multiple children; essentially, you're paying for flexibility with a babysitter, while daycare offers a more standardized childcare experience at a lower per-child cost due to economies of scale.
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Our weekly highest rate $192 for an infant breaks down to $4.27 hourly
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Being an in-home daycare, we have a smaller group size than a daycare center. This allows us to provide more individualized, one-on-one care for each child, ensuring they receive the attention and support need to thrive.
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We have more than one caregiver, so there is never a "Sorry, I can not watch your child" day. Which leaves parents/guardians scrambling to find someone for last-minute childcare.
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Everything we offer is in one weekly price!