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    Not to be rude but if you're just starting out then take the time and do your research. There are hundreds of great contacts posted online. PLUS there are a wealth of books available for daycare start ups. If you have a specific contract question then don't hesitate to ask. Speaking for myself I had do all the leg work myself when starting out and my personal contracts are just that.

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    I understand where your coming from, and I assure you I will my fair share as I already have been.

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