Home Based Daycare Orientation

I know that to start a home based daycare, the first step would be to go to the orientation. The Department of Early Education website listed all the available orietation, and I saw there was none this year.

And J told me she waited for over a year for the orientation herself. Then I visited the preschool of S, who used to be lead teacher of my preschooler's. She told me about the office of DEE, which is right by the mall I go very often. I went the very same day I visited her school, wanting to talk to real people. I did, and also got to know that the orientation would be the following week.

Then the following day I was offered expertise help by the director of my child's preschool. Then I said to myself, what to lose? I should totally do it!

I arranged aftercare for my preschooler and a whole day drop in daycare for my 2 year old and left.

I enjoyed the training very much. (if you want to know more, let me know, I could write more about it next time)

I missed my preschooler's swim class at 4:00, but managed to squeeze her in the following class with the same teacher and had her last class of the session, which was supposed to be the most fun more, because she would get candy and her report card. How I love it when I see my baby swims freely in the water.

so long.

:)