We rent a home just for the daycare. We seperate the children into two groups, infants and toddlers in one room with a caregiver. Room dividers seperate the pack and plays for napping, and that is as out of sight as they get. If everyone is sleeping, the caregiver may leave the room. But times when all infants & toddlers are sleeping are few and far between.


The bigger kids go back and forth between two different playrooms, with a kitchen in between. The children are always all in the same room. I am either in the room with them or cooking/cleaning in the kitchen. So I am within sight most of the time, and sound always.

When they are napping is the only time I leave the room, and am still within hearing distance.

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