and asked where her precious baby was and who in the hell~ I had dropped off this morning.
I am not sure whats going on with Tristan. Hes eating a ton more and more frequently. He screams for no reason. Hes clingy. He wont sleep longer then 20 minutes. She asked that I come get him early. Hes been doing this since Friday. I can't always go get him.
Re: Daycare lady called
teething? maybe you need a mommy baby warm bath when you get home, and lots of snuggle times.
Joes: He has two teeth and is chewing everything. I have been giving him pain reliever and snuggle time. I feel for him. We do love our baths.
Papagena: Thats what pisses me off. I pay you $150 a week. DH got off early so hes picking him up. But she only has one infant at a time for this reason. Thats what she said in the interview. Then she has a 2 and 3 year old, and 3 after school kids. I was thinking teething and growth spurt.
Suzy: He was gassy and pooped a lot. I gave him mylacon. I hope hes not sick again.
Thanks ladies, I just needed to vent. I love him and I feel bad cause hes never like this so I know somethings wrong.
DH said today is the only day. Last week he went one day. But we still paid her $150.
I like her a ton but she really annoyed me. She also is taking 3 weeks vacation, at different times. 2 are paid. She acts like the third is no big deal cause we don't have to pay her. But we still have to take off work.
Her contract has 2 weeks paid vacations, and sick days like 5 paid.
WOW! I run a daycare and don't charge for any time that I close, whether for my vacation or illness. Nor do I EVER ask a parent to come get their child unless that child is actually sick. That said, I do charge if you keep your child home when he's scheduled to be there, whether for your vacation or illness.
I would tell her, nicely of course, that you can only pick him up if he is genuinely sick with a fever or other symptoms (ie. vomiting).
Calling you to pick him up early is absurd in this case. If he's not sick/running a fever then she's getting paid to handle it. She can't just call and have you come get him every time he's fussy or cranky. I'd tell her you'll come get him but you're not paying her for it.
I did in-home daycare last year and did have a weeks vacation scheduled but parents did NOT have to pay for it because it was MY time off. They did pay half of their weekly rate when they were on vacation or the full-rate if they just didn't show up.