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    I get that it's extra money but really, it's only $30 extra a pay period. A months notice is plenty IMO. I wouldn't give more than 3 months notice as this is your livelihood and only you know how much you need to charge to make a decent profit. They can either accept it or find another daycare. From the prices I've heard in your area, you will likely find plenty of families willing to pay the $35!!

    I've had parents (well, one) complain about paying for days their child is sick and I was just blunt about it. I told her that I understood her frustration but the fact is, it is her child so it is her that has to pay for it, not me. I can't afford to not get paid for everyone's sick days. I give a reduction on stats and parents holidays and take my days off unpaid. That I budget for, but there is no way to budget for kids sick days.

    Going forward, whether with them or a new family, have a contract though! It will help you in the long run

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