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How To Easily Remind Childcare Clients On Autopilot

I firmly believe that to get parents to follow your policies and procedures you need to ~~constantly~~ regularly remind them of what those are. Over time, I have come up with several ways to remind parents how we do things at the childcare. But today I want to share with you another, yet just as effective way of putting reminders on auto-pilot. Here is a quick and easy way to schedule reminders for this week, this month or even a year in advance. Oh, and did I mention it’s totally free? Yep, FREE!

Blackmail and Bullying in Childcare

I think it’s important to clarify what I’m talking about right from the start. So to be clear, I am not talking about when children bully other children in childcare. Nor am I referring to those parents who seem to confuse childcare providers with nannies. And finally I am not even referring to parents who make an occasional request here and there No who I am referring to is those people who would seek to intimidate the provider into doing something by threatening them in some way. Yes, it happens and it is what I refer to as the real underbelly of childcare. Let’s talk about blackmail and bullying in childcare.

TELL THEM! – How to Get Clients to Follow Childcare Policies

Do you struggle with client communications? Specifically, do you feel that parents just aren’t following your policies? Maybe you think they are doing this on purpose and just running over you. Today I want to ask – What would you tell your clients if you had the chance? Would you tell them to be better at following your policies and rules? Well, today we are telling those parents but good! Here’s the What, Why, How and When to tell your clients to follow your childcare policies.

Why Providers need to Grow a Backbone

“I know! I need to grow a backbone for dealing with parents.” I hear this from providers all the time. Believe me, I have been there too. As providers, sometimes we find it difficult to effectively enforce our policies with clients. That’s why today I will show you why growing that proverbial backbone and feeling confident in your client communication is so important for the childcare provider. So if you think you need to grow a backbone, keep reading! Providers need to Grow a Backbone

Providers need to Grow a Backbone

Why Providers Need a Backbone

Things I Stopped doing at my Childcare and Why

Usually, when a provider thinks about starting their childcare they think about all the things they want to do. We have grand plans for curriculum and caring for the children we hope to get. We probably rarely think about what are some things we don’t want to do. Well, today I’m going there. Here are some things that I stopped doing at my Childcare … and why.

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