A Nap-Time Tragedy: The Guilty Plea Every Daycare Provider Needs to Understand
Summary A recent case in Emmetsburg is a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly a daycare provider’s life can change. Hannah
In-Home Daycare Provider Accused of Grooming Teen: What NY Providers Need to Know
A Wisconsin in-home daycare provider is facing criminal charges after a 15-year-old boy reported inappropriate conduct. Courtney Haupt, a school
Daycare Director Removed After Abuse Allegations: What Daycare Owners Need to Know
When a daycare director is removed after allegations of abuse and neglect, it is a wake-up call for every childcare
One Substitute, Multiple Victims: A Daycare Abuse Case Every Owner Should Study
Introduction A recent case out of the Pacific Northwest has sent shockwaves through the early childhood education community. A substitute
Toddlers Wander From Daycare Through Unsecured Gate: Legal Lessons for New York Providers
Two toddlers were found wandering alone near a street in Willow Springs after they slipped out of a daycare through
Fake Attendance, Missing Meals, and a Federal Indictment: A Cautionary Tale for Daycare Owners
The Incident at a Glance According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Indiana, Sharon Jackson, a