The fast track to getting your home daycare business set up and bringing in income in 90 days or less!
THIS IS A DONE WITH YOU PROGRAM-I WALK YOU THROUGH IT FROM A-Z
The details:
12 weeks of private 1:1 coaching with me
8 private coaching calls via Zoom
What we'll cover:
Weeks One and Two: Let's Get Licensed!
By the end of week two, you'll have learned:
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the rules and regulations for starting a home daycare in your state
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whether or not you need to be licensed
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how many children you're allowed to care for
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courses and certifications you'll need, including how to get them done quickly and for minimal cost
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how to obtain business liability insurance (and how much you'll need)
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how to prepare for inspections
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permits you'll need
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background checks you'll need
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medical exams you'll need
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how to select a substitute provider
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how to create a daily schedule for your daycare
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how to name your daycare (including how to do a trademark search and how to ensure that your name will be approved by licensing)
Weeks Three and Four: Setting Your Home Up For Daycare
By the end of week four, you'll have learned:
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How to set up your indoor and outdoor space for daycare
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How much indoor and outdoor space you'll need for each child
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How to set up each of the stations in your daycare, including:
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your entryway
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bulletin board
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sign in area
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drop-off area
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feeding area
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napping area
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diapering area
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active play area
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quiet play area
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circle time area
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arts and crafts area
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outdoor play area
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The supplies and equipment you'll need
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Resources for getting the supplies and equipment you need
Weeks Five and Six: Putting Policies in Place
By the end of week six, you'll have learned:
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How to put policies in place, including:
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Hours of operation
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Contracted hours
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Holiday closures
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Rates and fees
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Deposit policy
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Vacation
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Personal time
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Bereavement leave
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Sick leave
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Maternity leave
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Illness policy
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Inclement weather policy
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Early drop-offs
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Late pick-ups
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Late payments
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NSF/returned check policies
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Substitute provider policy
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Pets policy
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Backup care
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Toilet training
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Toys policy
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Food policy
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Meals/snacks policy
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How to set your rates and fees and how much to charge
Weeks Seven and Eight: Putting Together a Client Enrollment Packet
By the end of week eight, you'll have learned:
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How to put together a legal child care contract
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How to create an acceptance form
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How to put together a polices and procedures handbook for parents
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What state forms you're required to have your clients fill out
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How to create a permission forms for clients to sign
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media permissions
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permission to transport
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field trip
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How to create incident reports
Weeks Nine and Ten: Marketing Your Daycare
By the end of week ten, you'll have learned:
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How to set up social media pages for your daycare
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Free and low cost ways to advertise your daycare business
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Different types of marketing materials for your daycare, and where to get them
Weeks Eleven and Twelve: Interviewing and Enrolling Clients
By the end of week twelve, you'll have learned:
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How to screen potential clients (and avoid nightmare clients 😫)
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How to conduct a phone interview
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How to conduct an in person interview
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How to enroll clients into your program
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How to provide impeccable service to your clients
Questions?
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