Where childcare success is right at home!
I recently had a reader leave a comment asking for advice. Here is what she said; Advice to a New Childcare Provider
“I am a mom of three… I am thinking of starting a childcare from home. But I am scared of leaving my safe job/check… I am scared I won’t be able to fill the spots. But I really want to be able to spend more time with my littles.”
What does Professional Development for Providers look like? Is that something you think about? Do you think it is important for the growth of your business?
Well, whether you do or not today I want to give you some reasons why you might consider investing some time in professional development and how your business might benefit if you do. Oh, and to encourage you, I’ve got a FREE DOWNLOAD just for you – so keep reading.
Aside from your contract, your child care handbook is one of the most important documents you should have when you start your child care. Why do I say that? Is a child care handbook really necessary? Glad you asked!
You know sometimes a provider can really feel all alone. Even though we love our job, we are couped up with kids all day, at home all week and the only adults we seem to interact with are our parent clients. Unlike corporate types, we rarely get to interact with our contemporaries which can be a not such so good thing. Sometimes we really need to reach out and touch somebody (I think that was a song). So today I want to give my fellow providers some go to resources that I keep in my back pocket or contact list for when I have an issue, question or even a craft project. So this is for you, check out some these child care provider resources.
