Finding quality daycare is one of the scariest things you’ll ever have to do.
Regardless of your situation, we have information that makes finding quality daycare easier.
Because all of my own experience has been based on inhome daycare and I
personally believe that home based daycare is the best way to go, that
is what this information is based on.
You need to be a good daycare parent. Once you find a daycare you’re satisfied with, it’s important to build and keep a good relationship with your provider. You want to be one of the parents your provider enjoys having in her daycare.
There is no way you can make her job easy, but you can make it easier by being a good daycare family. Sometimes a provider may not tell you the small things that bug her for fear of hurting your feelings. So for the benefit of your daycare relationship, I have compiled a list of general items that make the life of a daycare provider much easier.
Showing appreciation to your daycare provider for a job well-done will
help keep a healthy relationship between you and your provider.
Appreciation can be shown in many ways. It can come in the form of
spoken words, written words, actions or a gift. The cost of a gift is
not important. The thought you put into the gift is what counts. To
help you save time and brain power trying to come up with the perfect
present, I've created a list of ideas at Daycare Provider Gift Ideas.
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Marcia Reagan is the creator of DaycareAnswers and lives in Central Minnesota with her husband and two children. She's been an in-home daycare provider for over twenty years and loves to share her experience and passion for daycare with other providers. |