Security cameras and a decent storm door are the best things I’ve purchased. These days, you just don’t know anymore. I can check the cameras when I hear the doorbell ring, they cover every inch of our property outside - no blind spots. It also helps enforce arrival/departure times since the footage is time stamped. The storm door stays locked and provides a barrier if I decide to open the door for someone I don’t know/not expecting.
The Bissell Crosswave is the second best thing I’ve purchased. It vacuums and mops at the same time… saves me soooo much time!
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Barf bags. I bought them because of my dd10 but would use one with a dc child if I ever had to, supervised of course.
They contain the smell, the colored bags camouflage the appearance, and they tie shut for easy disposal plus no cleanup is needed.
DS4 used a couple a few weeks ago when he was sick.
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It's here. https://www.amazon.com/dp/0545732778...x=pocket+chart I use it for all of the circle time activities I do with the kids. Matching, sentences, sorting, songs, poems, etc.
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livinglife what is a pocket chair? And do I. Need one?
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I've been thinking about getting a driveway alarm for a while now but haven't yet.
The best non-toy I've bought for my daycare room was an air conditioner. I wouldn't be able to survive the summer without it. The second would be an extra wide baby gate that separates the daycare room from the kitchen/dining area. Before I bought that, it was hard to keep the younger kids from crawling out to the kitchen and being underfoot while I tried to get meals ready.
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Best Non-Toy Item You've Bought for Your Daycare?
Mine would be the driveway alarm. It's the best thing! I love knowing when a parent is pulling up the driveway instead of being surprised and caught off guard by someone coming in the door. Especially those parents that show up unexpectedly or unannouncedGives me a couple minutes to get their child changed, things together, etc.
What's yours?
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