High Tech Company Extends Open Door Policy for Childcare

York, ME, February 12, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Share In My Day, a growing company based in southern Maine, is poised to change the world of early childhood education through their new technology, which allows parents to watch their children as they interact with other kids and staff in daycare centers.

Share in My Day partners with childcare centers by installing video cameras in classrooms and streaming the video to the Web via a secure server. Parents simply log in to www.shareinmyday.com, enter their user name and password, and are linked directly to their children’s classrooms so that they can watch their children play in real time.

Share in My Day founders Eric Spenlinhauer and Jason Parker, both fathers of young children, were inspired to create the technology when they realized how much of their children’s lives they were missing because of their busy travel schedules. They realized that other parents would also jump at the chance to connect with their children via technology that allows them to check on them when they were apart.

Childcare centers are enthusiastically welcoming this new service. Centers find that this powerful tool can increase security, decrease liability, provide professional development opportunities, reduce phone calls from parents, and help increase enrollment. Share in My Day provides the technology to the centers at no charge; parents subscribe to the service for a reasonable monthly fee.

Parents enjoy tremendous peace of mind when they can see that their children are safe, happy, and well cared for. Thanks to Share in My Day, they no longer have to miss memorable moments in their child’s social development and education.

Share in My Day provides the equipment and installation, handles all the billing, and offers around-the-clock service to parents and centers. For more information on Share in My Day, visit www.shareinmyday.com or call 888-InMyDay.

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