sharlan 09:44 AM 06-09-2011
I saw a sign posted on the light pole yesterday for a daycare provider.
She is listing her hours as 24/7. I would like to know how she is going to do that. I was told by licensing that you cannot sleep, even if the children are sleeping.
Cat Herder 09:46 AM 06-09-2011
I see it all the time as well.
Typically they are not Registered/Licensed or monitored.
Unregistered 09:46 AM 06-09-2011
Here we can sleep we just have to be able to wake and hear the kids if they get up.
daycare 09:48 AM 06-09-2011
Originally Posted by sharlan:
I saw a sign posted on the light pole yesterday for a daycare provider.
She is listing her hours as 24/7. I would like to know how she is going to do that. I was told by licensing that you cannot sleep, even if the children are sleeping.
lol..... I see that all the time too. So I decided to call someone to see how they did it.
The lady that I spoke with was a mother, daughter, grandmother operation. they calimed that they worked in shifts.
Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible.....
MyAngels 11:59 AM 06-09-2011
There is a whole section on night care (6 p.m to 6 a.m.) in my state's regs. Providers here are allowed to sleep while the children are in care as long as both providers and children are on the same floor of the house.