Originally Posted by Annalee:
QRIS is put on hold here. We are receiving no licensing visits, either, unless there is a complaint. We have NO ratios at this point as long as we have volunteers. I am not taking any new kids but many are advertising about daily part-time care.
I have 12 kids but only 8 parents and I'm hoping the small group will be a good thing helping to survive this crisis.
We were closed Thurs and Fri for spring break anyway this week.
I do think there will gradually be a 14 day shutdown implemented but so far my parents are working from home and I'm getting paid. I have been down on children so I hope the communication/working together continues.
To be honest, my crew have been very good thus far. Hoping it continues! 
Nothing has changed for us.
I have been open, every one autopay's, everyone comes. I closed today, but they have all known about this planned closure for 24 months, now.
The risk of the state forcing me to close seems to be over.
They have asked me to take in more kids but I promised my clients I would not. All of them have been here since their first were newborns. All are 18 months and up, now. All are open to close with few absences, so are more like siblings at this point, anyway.
All of my clients (4 families/sibling groups) are working from home now, but all intend to be here every day. They all feel their kids are safer here with us (DH and I) with our medical training and supplies. It is so different than I expected it to go.
I am well prepared to shelter in place with all 6 kids for up to 3 weeks if needed. All the grocery stores have stayed open so far and the local farms are taking appointments, so I don't see us hitting true hardship. I will need my spring break vacation, though. I guess I will have to make it a staycation, now, though.
