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    Don’t feel guilty. You’ve tried and given it your best shot.
    If there is no consistency with home and daycare, you will be fighting an uphill battle.
    I would just word it as not being able to meet the child’s developmental needs.
    Don’t get into the specifics.
    Outline the last day of care and be specific about what money is outstanding.
    Not every family is a good fit for the group.
    Cut yourself some slack, and know that you’ve done what you can.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Busy ECE mommy View Post
    I would just word it as not being able to meet the child’s developmental needs.
    Thanks for this, I’m going to use this as my reason. Technically, it wouldn’t be a lie, as I’ve learned now that I don’t think I will be taking in anymore younger children. I’ve now realized my home daycare is more suited to older children.
    Last edited by wpgmomma0412; 02-06-2019 at 07:28 AM.

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