Thanks for that, Jodi. On the phone to DH now who is trying to navigate his way through the website. He just got himself locked out of online services for 12 hours and is trying to call them and get the information now.
Do I really need to provide contact details for a dentist for a child as young as Sam who has never been to the dentist? I hate the one we go to because no matter how many times I ask they never send us reminders of when we're due to see them again - as a result I haven't been for over three years!
*sigh*
I guess I'll ask some friends to be emergency contacts/pick up people - I think the main reason I'm panicking over that one is that none of them would have a car seat for Sam if they ever did need to pick him up so it seems kind of pointless. Then again, how often do they actually have to USE the emergency contact people... especially as I only work 5 minutes away from the daycare centre.
And I just realised that DH didn't sign the forms for me. I guess I'll go pick up the information they forgot to give me the other day and hope that answers a few more of my questions and go back on yet another day to finally give them these sodding forms!
Don't stress too much about it. With the emergency numbers, my mum was once called as the daycare couldn't reach either myself or dh on our mobiles (both of ours went flat) so they rang the 3rd person - my mum. But it's not often that something like that would happen. And if they did need to contact someone other than you and dh, than that person would probably have a different number to get you on anyway IYKWIM.
I personally wouldn't worry about listing the dentist though. Dr yes, dentist no.
You don't need to worry about the percentages, the daycare will do all that. They know what your percentage is.
Man, they're certainly asking lots of questions!
I know he's only 12 months old, but is there something, anything, that you're hoping he will gain from being in CC. Becoming less shy? Interacting with children more? I dunno really. Good luck with them
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