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Watching the kids of a single family is being a nanny, not a daycare, and at least in the US doesn't require a license or certification.
by jefftk 6y ago
Watching the kids of a single family is being a nanny, not a daycare, and at least in the US doesn't require a license or certification.
- madcaptenor 6y agoI would guess this varies by state. (IANAL.)
- jefftk 6y agoWhat state do you think does? High-regulation states like MA and CA don't, and it would very much surprise me if others did. (I'm also not a lawyer.)
- madcaptenor 6y agoSorry, I was unclear. I was guessing that low-regulation states might allow watching the kids of more than one family.
- LanceH 6y agoWatching their kids at their house is being a nanny. You only mentioned people need childcare. Having kids dropped off at your house requires at least registration in Texas, and if it's 4-6, requires certification.
- ohyeshedid 6y agoThat also comes with a huge amount of liability.