The Starting a Day Care Center Start-Up Guide Kit™ is a step-by-step guide which provides a collection of valuable sound advice and practical guidance for starting your own successful child care business.

You will benefit from this kit if you are:

considering starting a home day care center in the United States thinking of making an income while staying home and caring for your own children considering running a day care at a church or other outside facility ready to take your knowledge and skills of working with children and applying it to your own business ready to make a leap from your current baby-sitting service to a full-time day care business

This kit was designed to guide you with the information you will need to start and run a successful day care center. It offers many pointers that even experienced day care providers will find useful.

In language that is clear, readable and straight to the point, it explains:

what is required to start the business
determining what to charge
setting policies and procedures
attracting clients
establishing your daily schedule
planning activities for children
billing and accounting
managing your cash flow
record keeping
keeping your clients happy
growing your business
plus much, much more!!!
The kit also includes forms, business letters, and a complete business plan that are all essential to starting a successful day care. You will have everything you need to get your new business started!

So you're serious about starting your own day care center?

There's a lot to think about…

There is an element of risk in starting any business. Eliminating that risk through knowledge and planning will lead to your success in the day care business.

As you can see from the table of contents below, this extensive kit has everything you will need to get your business off the ground and running. The kit has been written to provide you with the latest information necessary to start a day care center.


Table of Contents:


Starting a Day Care Center

Deciding on a Name

Legal Requirements
Business Plan
Start-Up Costs
Outside Facility vs. Home Based
Organizing Your Day Care Center

Preparing Your Home
Required Equipment
Establishing a Web Site
Installing a Web Cam
Running Your Day Care Center

Types of Care

Setting Your Rates
Establishing a Contract

Managing Cash Flow
Marketing Your Day Care Center

Attracting Customers
Interviewing Clients

Getting Referrals
Building Your Image

Staying Ahead of Competition
Curriculum Development

Daily Schedule
Children's Activities
Planning a Menu
Policies and Procedures

Enrollment

Payments

Drop Off and Pick Up

Holidays and Vacation

Safety and Emergencies

Behavior and Discipline

Food and Health

Infants and Toddlers

Illness

Managing Your Day Care Center


Record Keeping

Insurance

Tax Obligations

Growing Your Day Care Center

Hiring an Assistant

Getting Financing

Keeping It Going
Appendix

Forms

Examples

Resources

The Starting a Day Care Center Start-Up Guide Kit™ also includes all of the necessary forms that are needed to operate a child care business.
Registration Forms
Agreement
Policies
Infant Supplemental Form
Toddler Supplemental Form
Emergency Contact Form
Medication Form
Complete Business Plan
and over 30 more ready-to-use Daycare forms and sample business letters!

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