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Most businesses are being asked to develop a protocol or plan for health and safety measures for dealing with the Coronavirus crisis in their businesses. Many cities are requiring this to be in place before a business is allowed to re-open. So today I want to share with you how you can easily develop the best COVID Plan for Your Daycare Business.
Just like other businesses are being asked to develop protocols and policies to try to contain and stop the spread of Covid-19 (Coronavirus) childcare providers should as well.
So whether you have received guidance from your licensing agency or not, today I want to review 10 best practices to develop a protocol for your childcare.
We all have so many questions right now. Like when will this be over? Will our businesses survive? How will I get through this financially? But I’ll bet you are also wondering if you could have done anything to protect your childcare income during a crisis like this. Especially if you have had to close your business because of it. Was there a childcare contract clause that would have addressed this? Well, today I’m going to try to answer that question.
With all the schools closed, stay at home orders in place throughout the country and parents giving notice to providers, you might be wondering what would happen if you had to close your childcare due to the Coronavirus.
Everything seems to be up in the air with no real timeline for when things will come down. Today I want to not only give you hope, but also some real things you can do if you need to close your childcare.
