The title pretty much covers it lol. My orientation is on the 17th. I have not found much on what is going to be covered. If anyone would like to clue me it I would appreciate it very much.

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Mainly you go over the rules. My class get a ratio exercise and I think a safety exercise. We were able to ask questions and have explanations to rules that we didn't understand.

My recommendation would be read through the rules and write down any questions you have on a certain rule and the reference number of the rule.

I think if you go to Michigan website you can search orientation and you'll see the PowerPoint for orientation.

My class worked through lunch and got done early.

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Thanks

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I'm geating some conflicting info. I was told that I could take clients after my orientation. Now I am told I have to wait until after my inspection. It seems like the answer changes depending on who answers the darn phone

This is a home daycare.

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There is 2 reason for that
1. If you are going for group vs family you need an inspection first.
2. There is a new law that was suppose to go into effect but I was told that there was a delay. This law changes rules for family care making them licensed vs. registered. And making it their inspections beforehand instead of after opening. Plus some other things that change but I'm not sure if it went into effect yet.
So call again and ask if the law went into effect and then ask if you get an inspection before hand.

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What about an assistant? When I read the rules book it did not say I am required to have assistant. But I just printed off my orientation check list and it sort of reads like I am required to provide an adult assistant that is CPR first aid trained.

So it sounds like I have to have an employee on call?

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