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How many breaks do you grant to your staff on average after a full day (8-9 hours) of work?
1 hour lunch only
Half hour lunch only
1 hour lunch with 2, 10-15 minute breaks
Half hour lunch with 2, 10-15 minute breaks
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1 hour lunch with 1, 10-15 minute break
Half hour lunch with 1, 10-15 minute break

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    50 Secret Shopping Questions

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    So you're thinking about checking out the competition through secret shopping. Here are 50 questions that parents are advised to ask child care directors when shopping for a child care program. Check off the ones you would like to know about the other programs in your area.

    Check back for additional questions we may add in the near future.







    1.      How many openings do you have?

    2.      What is your maximum capacity for children that can be enrolled?

    3.      How many children do you care for?

    4.      How many are full-time? How many are part-time?

    5.      What is the infant (or child) to caregiver ratio?

    6.      What are your hours?

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