If your DC goes to an in home

WifeofaMarine · May 2010

Do you have a contract/written agreement with them? Just curious if I'm the only one that doesn't have one.

j&j1999 · May 2010

nope we don't have one either, but my bf does w/ her in home daycare provider, I guess it goes both ways

mabst196 · May 2010

I do not. My DCP is more of a babysitter type situation. Maddie has been there since 12 weeks old and she is wonderful. She watches a couple other kids and has never called out and is taking her first vacation since she's ben there. I don't pay when she doesn't go and she's flexible about what time we bring and pick her up.

ladysimpkins · May 2010

nope, we just have verbal. She's amazing though. I don't "think" anything would go wrong...Just hope I don't learn from that though!

DarthBaby · May 2010

We don't have one.

Echowysp · May 2010

Oh yes and I wouldn't got with one that didn't have a contract. It protects both of us.

Lotte134 · May 2010

Not currently (and we've been there almost a year and still think it's a fantastic fit for DS). We did with our last one.

KimboRambo · May 2010

we definitely do - in CA it's required to be licensed. it's more of an agreement of terms of service, outlining policies, etc.

DEBBIE33CASEY · May 2010

yep we have one. It makes me feel secure. We didn't with our first DCP and then something came up where I wish we had. When we got a new one the new DCP had one all ready for us. It was great.

But I'm a big fan of the People's Court and Judge Milian says to get everything in writing! lol

houndbaby · May 2010

yes, our in home DCP does written contracts and anytime they make a change to something, such as pricing, we are notified ahead of time and have to sign an addendum to the contract