The issue I see with the Vaughn case is that the parents believed it was an actual daycare centre run out of the home with falsified license documents etc. to show parents. They did receive a weekend tour of the facility. The "centre" operated a shuttle bus and picked kids up at their home, cared for them all day and then drove them home at night so parents never went to the daycare daily meaning that only a handful of parents actually showed up at the daycare door daily. The price was right and well all sounded legitimate. Yes the parents are at fault for being too trusting.

For sure this will be the last straw and the province will have to bow to pressure to "do something" about home daycare. As to what well only time will tell but even more important we get our voices heard and be part of the process. At the same time I just want to hide my daycare hoping to be one of the last ones found and made to conform to the new rules because I have a feeling we aren't going to like them all but I have been doing this too long and nearing retirement to start jumping through hoops to meet what could turn out to be unnecessary restrictions to what we can do and how to provide the care.