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    I am in Ontario and I got insurance a few months after I opened the daycare. Initially I never knew there was such a thing or else I probably would have done it right away.

    I think I pay about $80 or $90 a year more for the insurance. It does offer piece of mind in case someone breaks an arm or leg, falls down the stairs or parents want to sue you for any injuries. You never know...right?

    I called around and my current insurance company did cover me for 5 daycare children plus my own for a maximum of 7 children at any given time on premises.

    I called a few others like Belair and they can only cover up to 5 INCLUDING your own children so definitely beware how many they cover.

    Also...once you call the insurance company and tell them you have a home daycare they will mandatorily add the insurance. I told my insurance company I would think ab out it and discuss with my husband and they said "No...now that we know you are offering a daycare from your home you need to change the policy." So....they probably will not even let you consider not doing it once you tell them.

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    I'm having trouble locating an insurer. Who are you insured with?

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