Starting a Child Daycare - the other home based business opportunity

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.


Starting a Child Daycare

There are a few steps to running this business:

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


There are some good books out there, but none that are this highly detailed in giving you the needed information on starting a day care center. This Start-Up Kit about Starting a Child Daycare business provides you with concrete no-nonsense information about how to start your own day care center from the ground up.

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!

You can purchase yor Starting a Child Daycare from here.