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  1. 01-16-2013 10:46 PM #7
    Harmoni
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    Quote Originally Posted by daycarewhisperer View Post
    I dont have any hitting, biteing, or fighting in my program. I have a violence free program so this behavior would put my business at risk. Two toddlers playing together wouldnt be worth the risk of upsetting the group and my clients.
    Hi, this might be a silly question...but what is a violence free program?? Are we not all, violence free childcare providers?
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