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Licensed In-Home Daycare e-Book
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If you're looking for a way to stay home with your kids and still earn a good living, order my e-book, Tid-Bits For In-Home Daycare Providers.
It truly is a step-by-step guide with solid information on starting, running, and operating your very own home daycare business.
Click to Buy for Just $9.99
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 Starting
a home daycare was the best decision I could have made!
As a new mother, I couldn’t fathom the idea of leaving my newborn in the care of a stranger—especially not for 8 hours a day, 5
days a week. Every day of my maternity leave was filled with an emotional battle like none I’ve ever experienced before. Just the
idea of leaving my child with a sitter caused great anxiety.
For those who were fortunate enough to have a wonderful sitter—one that was loving, kind, and nurturing, one that provided a safe
haven away from home, you may not understand my fears and may even consider them unrealistic.
But for those of you who are the product of babysitters gone array, you’ll not only understand my fears but empathize and want to do
everything humanly possible to protect your newborn. You’ll consider buying or renting a smaller place, you’ll opt for swing shifts
that allow you to work while your husband and baby are sound asleep, and you’ll agree to give up little luxuries like eating out or
getting your nails done—anything that allows you to keep your child safe. The problem for me was that my husband worked rotating
day/night shifts which made it impossible to find another job. Besides, even if I was able to find another job, I’d miss out on watching my husband and son bond.
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They say you can’t have your cake and the icing too, but I was determined to prove them wrong. I was determined to have it all and
thanks to my sister-in-law’s need for a sitter, I stumbled upon an idea that had never occurred to me before—to become a licensed in-home daycare provider.
And it was truly a rewarding experience.
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I have been researching opening a childcare facility since January [received testimony August] and it would have been a lot easier
if I found your website then. You have put all the information needed to start a
childcare business in one lump file. The contact information you have for licensing, fundraising, etc., is wonderful.
-- Angel Gollahon from Eureka, Montana
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I was there for all of my son's firsts. I was there for all of my daughter's firsts. I was able to do things with my children that my single,
three jobs-at-a-time, mother could only dream of doing. And the icing on the cake was that I was able to make a little extra money doing it.
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I heard about your website while attending one of the classes for [daycare] licensing. The
information you provide is priceless!!! Your e-book gave me so many ideas and actually helped me prepare for
interviews with parents and their little ones. The forms and lists to get
started are marvelous!...I've already mentioned your website to a friend who is a daycare provider and will continue to refer people to your site. Thanks again.
-- Gina M., Single Mom from San Diego, CA
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Instead of losing my income, I supplemented my husband's income and gained a few tax write offs in the process. In a
traditional job, every penny you earn is taxed. But as a business owner, you get to write off things like: food, diapers, wipes,
cleaning supplies, children's videos, toys, bicycles, strollers, and so much more! And you even get to write off part of your
rent or mortgage, depending on what part of the house you use for your business and how much of it you use.
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Through trial and error I learned the ropes necessary to succeed as a home childcare operator. And thanks to my schooling in
paralegal studies and business administration, I was able to develop forms that helped protect my business.
My home daycare business was there for me when I needed it and I have no regrets. I can't express enough how truly
rewarding it was to be able to stay home with my children, to continue to make a living, and to give parents
something I knew they desperately wanted for their own kids—a loving, safe place to have fun.
START YOUR HOME DAYCARE THIS MONTH!
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Seriously, if you're tired of leaving your little one in the care of someone else, need the money to help meet your financial
obligations, and don't want to sell a product, do home parties, or work a business that requires you to take more time away
from your children, then running a home daycare business is the solution you've been waiting for! You literally have nothing to lose by starting a home daycare business.
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I ordered a copy of your [daycare] e-book a few days ago, and it has already helped
me tremendously in preparing to open my [daycare] center. I must say you have done such a fantastic job compiling
this e-book for those of us looking to open our own childcare facility, and I am eternally grateful for the help it has been to me.
-- Becky Zelinski from Liberty Hill, Texas
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The start-up costs are relatively low and you already have the perfect location—your home. You could even give your new business
idea a test run while on maternity leave. If, after your maternity leave is up, you decide watching other people's children isn't
for you, you could easily return to your normal day job. But if you discover it's the perfect solution you won't lose out on your
income because you'll have already replaced it!
What's Included In This Daycare Business E-book...
- 8.5 x 11 sized format totaling 220 pages
- My Story:
I ran an in-home daycare for nearly 6 years. I was also a pre-school teacher's assistant for nearly 2 years, assistant childcare director for 6 months, and a Sunday school teacher for 4 years.
- The truth about running a licensed, in-home daycare.
- Setting your daycare hours and rates.
- Facilities you can run.
- Accepting and collecting payments.
- Insurance options.
- Provider/ child ratios.
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Getting your home ready for the daycare license.
- Handling separation anxiety in your daycare.
- Dealing with bad behavior.
- Marketing your daycare business.
- How to effectively use a website for your small daycare.
- Interviewing prospective clients.
- Developing a daycare schedule that works around your habits/schedules.
- Dealing with separation anxiety.
How to handle discipline and biting issues.
- Center ideas.
- 15 Fundraising ideas and planning tips.
- Field trip planning and ideas.
- Preparing your business plan.
- 12 Check Lists (starts page 68)
- Daycare Facility Supply List
- Pre-License Home Safety Checklist (Child-proofing)
- Business Protection List
- Handwashing Checklist
- Cleaning Checklist
- Potty Training Checklist
- Field Trip Checklists By Age
- Daily Child Health Checklist
- Supplies List
- Business Start Up Checklist
- 60 Daycare-related Policy and Procedure Letters and Parent Enrollment Forms
needed to run the daycare part of your business (starts page 85)
- Daily Activity Schedules By Age
- Initial Contact Phone Interview
- Daily Roster
- Daily Report
- Biting Report
- Owie Report
- Infant Care Log
- Diaper Rash Report
- Blank Menus By Age
- Blank Lesson Plan By Age
- Reward Chart
- Fire Drill Log
- Attendance Sheets
- Fundraiser Order Forms
- Fundraising Letters
- We'll Be Right Back Sign
- Medical Release Form
- Medical Distribution Form
- Referral Program Forms
- Late Payment Notice
- Payment Default Notice
- Payment Due Notice
- Payment Due - Bounced Check Notice
- Year-end Payment Receipt
- Letter To Dismiss
- Goodbye Letter
- Referral Request Letters
- Parent / Daycare Provider Contract
- Reasons For Termination
- Misc. Things Every Parent Should Know
- Reasons For Keeping Child At Home
- Discipline Rules
- Pre-Admin Visit Consent Form
- Water Play Consent Form
- Helmet Consent Form
- Suntan Lotion Consent Form
- Photograph Consent Forms
- Fieldtrip Permission Slip
- Touching Policy
- Injury Waiver Form
- Personal Rights Form
- Liability Insurance Waivers
- Pre-Admin Health History
- Pick-Up Authorization Form
- Consent For Medical Treatment
- 11 Recordkeeping Forms (starts page 160)
Forms that you can duplicate year after year; making tracking your expenses and your year-end filing a snap! And recommendation of an extensive recordkeeping book for daycare providers.
- Monthly Attendance Sheet
- Indirect Expense Log
- Direct Expense Log
- Phone Usage Log
- Time/Space Record
- Product Usage Record
- Inventory List
- Meal Reimbursement Log
- Daycare Income Log
- Depreciation Log
- Mileage Log
- Web Resources (starts page 172)
200+ Resources
- Education Centers
- Food Programs
- Grant Locators
- Supplies
- State Licensing Facilities
- And so much more...
BONUSES
You'll receive 2 REAL press releases—right in this e-book! The written press
release can be modified with your personal information and beliefs, and then sent to every local media outlet in your area!
8 classified ad samples—in this e-book—just tailor to your specifications.
You will also receive 2 Santa Letters and 1 Easter Bunny Letter—also in this daycare e-book—you can use for fundraising events!
ORDER CHILD CARE E-BOOK NOW!
This e-book was last UPDATED February 2008.
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you'll find the same quality of information in each of the e-books we put together!
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This business can be worked nationwide, in states such as:
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Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York,
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I was planning on running a large daycare, but opted to watch a few children instead, [starting a small home daycare]...
It seemed like Alyice knew exactly where I was coming from, being a wife and mother
of small children of my own. I purchased the e-book two years ago and still reference it. It's a really great book.
-- Amy Schwartztrauber
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North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Vermont,
Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, or Utah.
More Reviews
I heard about your book from my daycare child development class instructor.
-- Donna, Connecticut
I found the daycare book to be an excellent resource because you cover every aspect of the business and provide fantastic easy-to-use forms.
-- Vivian Davis
I heard about your daycare book at my childcare orientation. Great Job.
-- R.B.
Your daycare book gives a lot of info... to make sure you are ready to make the commitment. I now know I am. In my hometown, childcare runs $160 a week for one
infant... I could easily make more than $500 a week!
-- Candice Carter, Kansas City, MO.
This includes all the information one needs to make an in-home daycare business a success! And as if
the information, forms, and resources weren't enough, the press releases are sure to gain some free publicity!
-- N.S., Bellflower, CA
I just wanted to say your information package is very helpful. It is getting me off to a good start...on figuring out what to do to
open my home daycare. Thank you for your great [daycare] guide!
-- Cindy LeDuc, Connecticut
This is the most complete, comprehensive resource on running and operating a home daycare. I especially love the fundraising ideas!
This is the only book you will ever need!
-- Mrs. Miller, Wisconsin
Thank you so much for such a wonderful book!! It is truly a GREAT help.
-- Nicole
I have been reading the daycare e-book all morning... great information.
Follow-up message: Thanks A Million is not even enough. Your daycare book helped me so much.
-- Tammy Svenson
I was a licensed daycare provider for over a year. If I had a book like this when I first started, I probably wouldn't
have quit! I would have been more organized and structured! It's worth more than the $9.99 you're selling it for!
-- Ms. Virginia, East Meadows, NY
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