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    You could even call your local high school or college and see if there was any students looking for a coop placement .... Then it would be free!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crayola kiddies View Post
    You could even call your local high school or college and see if there was any students looking for a coop placement .... Then it would be free!
    can unliscenced daycares take co-op kids?

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    I don't want to steal your joy by any means but I would be extremely happy to be blessed with an anytime baby. TTC is not always easy and what was successful the 1st time may not be the case the 2nd time around.

    Be happy to be able to know that you can conceive and that an anytime baby that's healthy is the best gift.

    Good luck to you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cadillac View Post
    can unliscenced daycares take co-op kids?
    I took in a ECE student for her placement. Call up the High Schools and Colleges and tell them you're interested in having a student come to learn more about running a home daycare!

    But the reason I had an ECE student is because I have my RECE and know the profs quite well....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cadillac View Post
    can unliscenced daycares take co-op kids?
    Ummmm not sure .... You'd have to research it.... Winter babies are not so bad cause when you first have them all they do is sleep and you don't have to worry about heat rash on an infant .... By the time the first summer rolls around they are more fun in the sense that a 7 or 8 month old is a great age to play in the kiddie pool with, take to the beach, push in the swing, pull in a wagon ect ....

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    sky sue: not worries about not getting pregnant when I plan. more fertile than i'd like to be. I see your point and understand that not everyone is in the same boat. but if I am blessed nough to be able to plan .... why not

    as for the winter baby being a not so bad idea.... I again, see you point but my thing is that if I only get a few months off then id like it to be summer

    i'll reiterate my question: what did you do when I had a new baby? take time off? how long? have someone tae over? .....

    I don't need advice on when and how...got that down.....just wanna know what you did in oder to keep business

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