Daycare Whisperer Doing Daycare
You would think that the most challenging aspect of running a successful childcare business would be taking care of the kids. When childcare providers are surveyed, they repeatedly report that as a group, parents are much more difficult to manage than the children. Sure, you get a kid now and then who is froggy and hops on your very last nerve, but nearly always the child�s parents are even more impossible to deal with.

This book teaches the home childcare provider and daycare center staff and directors how to identify, manage and, if necessary, terminate the parents who make their jobs unbearable. Learn about the permissive parent, the lying parent, the attention seeking parent, the "boss of me" parent, creeper dad, the "my child is gifted" parent, the terminated parent and many other types of parents within the pages of this book.

Parents can benefit from this book by doing a self-inventory of their own parenting style and by understanding how it can and will affect the care of their precious child.
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Daycare Whisperer Doing Daycare
You would think that the most challenging aspect of running a successful childcare business would be taking care of the kids. When childcare providers are surveyed, they repeatedly report that as a group, parents are much more difficult to manage than the children. Sure, you get a kid now and then who is froggy and hops on your very last nerve, but nearly always the child�s parents are even more impossible to deal with.

This book teaches the home childcare provider and daycare center staff and directors how to identify, manage and, if necessary, terminate the parents who make their jobs unbearable. Learn about the permissive parent, the lying parent, the attention seeking parent, the "boss of me" parent, creeper dad, the "my child is gifted" parent, the terminated parent and many other types of parents within the pages of this book.

Parents can benefit from this book by doing a self-inventory of their own parenting style and by understanding how it can and will affect the care of their precious child.
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Daycare Whisperer Doing Daycare

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Overview

You would think that the most challenging aspect of running a successful childcare business would be taking care of the kids. When childcare providers are surveyed, they repeatedly report that as a group, parents are much more difficult to manage than the children. Sure, you get a kid now and then who is froggy and hops on your very last nerve, but nearly always the child�s parents are even more impossible to deal with.

This book teaches the home childcare provider and daycare center staff and directors how to identify, manage and, if necessary, terminate the parents who make their jobs unbearable. Learn about the permissive parent, the lying parent, the attention seeking parent, the "boss of me" parent, creeper dad, the "my child is gifted" parent, the terminated parent and many other types of parents within the pages of this book.

Parents can benefit from this book by doing a self-inventory of their own parenting style and by understanding how it can and will affect the care of their precious child.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150427556
Publisher: Tori Fees
Publication date: 09/03/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 416 KB

About the Author

Tori Fees R.N., B.S.N. is a 1983 graduate of Grand View University�s Science of Nursing department. She began her childcare career while in nursing school as a live-in nanny to support herself while going to college. Upon graduation, she worked as a medical surgical nurse for two years. She returned to her previous career as a private nanny to prestigious families in New York City and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan until she returned to Iowa where she worked as a school nurse for three years.

In 1993, she began a home childcare in Des Moines, Iowa serving families seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day for the first four years. For sixteen years, she worked both day and evening shift five days a week. She cared for children birth to five years for the majority of her career and celebrated her twentieth anniversary in home childcare in 2013.

In 2011, she began a consulting business and obtained the trademark �Daycare Whisperer.� She was selected to write a blog for Daycare.com as �Nannyde the Daycare Whisperer� in 2011. Her private consulting business serves home childcare providers, center owners and parents. She serves as an expert witness for child injury and death cases. She was contracted as a health consultant for two centers including supervision of their onsite cameras and staff development in 2011-2012.

Miss Fees� expertise in childcare is wrought from her nursing background, thirty years of researching childcare, child health and safety, child death and injury and parenting. She is an avid participant in numerous internet forums and has reviewed each state�s home childcare rules and regulations. She offers expert advice on daycare.com and other internet forums and offers assistance to law enforcement and in child protective cases.

Tori is a mother to one blue-eyed son and two darling teddy bear puppies. She currently resides in northern Iowa where she operates her consultant business, is the author of numerous blogs and is currently publishing the Doing Daycare series of books for childcare providers, daycare centers and parents.
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