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    Given that she was only in your house for 10 minutes (I don't think I have ever had an interview less than an hour or so!) I don't see how she can accurately assess what you would be providing. I agree that she seems to think that only a centre based arrangement will give her little DARLING the care he NEEDS (can you hear my "fancy" voice, hahah).
    Good bye and good riddance!! I defintely wouldn't take it personally.

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    On the paperwork issue - I charge a registration fee of $50 which covers the ink for printing all the packages I handed out till I found the family, pays for a change pad, bib, anything I need specific for the child and the rest goes towards replacing equipment. I don't feel so bad this way about giving printed copies to 10 families before finding the family I keep.

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    Based on her attitude consider yourself spared Nothing worst then having a bad parent to work with!

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    either way, you deserve a better fit!

    *hugs*

    you deserve a better family to be in your home, i find that respond rude, and not needed.

    what they need to say is , "we decided to put our kid in another daycare"....simple as that. And we go on business as usual.

    angie
    If they whine, give them cheese. If they're not hugable, hug yourself. (me)

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    She probably only went to satisfy your client/her friend who raved and recommended you. She was probably only wanting center care anyway. Like you said, every interview has resulted in a client so as the line goes.....it's not you, it's her. Remember, who you refer is a reflection of you so your client is obviously very happy with you.

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