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mysonsmom1 02:39 PM 01-08-2014
Originally Posted by crazydaycarelady:
I agree that she is employing a tactic and thinking you will change your mind rather than risk losing them. Don't do it. When she calls around to find new care she'll realize the good deal she has been getting and find out she won't be getting a sweet deal anywhere else either (assuming your rates are pretty in line with others in your area.)
I'm competitive compared to other licensed providers in the area. I am also aware that I have a competitive curriculum and activities and a lot of home providers don't do the daily reports to keep communicating with parents open. I think that she acted emotionally and threaten to let a family member watch her until she can find someone else. I wish her the best, but won't accept her back in care because of bad mouthing me in front of a 3 year old.

I'm taking the advise of another responder and marketing to fill the position. It won't take long.
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