I was re-watching the movie "Daddy Day Care" on TV. It is about an executive who looses his job, wife goes to work, so he creates his own day care service from his house since he can't find a worthy day care for his son. The good day care is too expensive and too strict, and all others are fly by night. He gets help from his also fired buddy and somebody else they know. Good movie. Great for watching once in a while.

Now, something I observed when I was watching it: as per the inspector, there is a limit on kids per supervising adult. Five kids to one adult. In the real world, let say that is true. Now, one of the kids is his son. The day care is at their house. Could he say that that is my son, this is my house, I am his father, and he is not considered a day care enrollment?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnUKVdnHLM4