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Starting to feel at home...
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Up to you.
I do have a menu but that's because I find winging it stressful. By menu planning, including snack times, I can make sure that we aren't having the same two days running plus I know what to get when I go shopping.
Don't worry about what a client's Mom does - I wouldn't do flax seed and green smoothies just to pacify her. You have a new business, two new children, an adjustment for you and your daughter. Keep it simple. Stick to things you know and trust.
Google "menu day care toddler" you'll get a whack of options which suit your taste/preferences. I tend to have 4 weeks of menus for Fall/Winter and 4 for Spring/Summer and just repeat.
And I didn't include breakfast. My contracts states that children are expected to have been fed breakfast before arrival. First meal here is morning snack.
Amend your contract for anyone new coming in if it's too much. You can likely approach existing clients about changing theirs once you have more of a relationship built up OR if you open at 6am, tell them that breakfast is at a set time so you can do it once for your daughter and day care together. Like lunch, if they aren't there at meal time, then they missed out.
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