Hi Shannie,

Maybe it's time for the parents to try to enroll her in the "puff" program?? When I first opened I got the kids in town other providers had turned away! And one little boy who had just turned three in particular had already had a long list of dayhomes under his belt!! His parents had tried everything because he certainly didn't save that behaviour for dayhome it was for everywhere! Finally they found a doctor who was willing to take it further and got him enrolled at 3.5 into this puff program and it has worked miracles!!! Before he went everyday was HORRIBLE!!! Now we still have some rough days but nothing like in the beginning. When he started I wanted to terminate everyday (but needed the paycheck). Now all the adults in his life know not to over stimulate him or else the devil shows up! I try to keep the day fun, but a little humdrum as well. Two years later is a big improvement, and I know without a doubt how much his parents respect me for hanging in there! But I must say, I don't think I would do it again. In fact I just turned another three year old boy away, who couldn't even get through the interview without destroying my playroom!
Even if you do terminate tomorrow, I would suggest looking into that program! So not looking forwasrd to summer when there is no school or puff program!