25 Things you Must do Differently to Have a Successful day Care Business (ePub)

When you make the determination that you are ready to start the process of owning your own day care, the first thing to recognize is that you are not going down uncharted paths here.  The steps you will need to take to set up your day care are pretty much cut and dried.  And while for you each step along the path to finally turning the key and opening the door of your shiny new day care is an adventure, it is an adventure many have had before you.

That is why there are already a number of good day care starter kits available to guide you on the path.  Probably the most useful thing a day care starter kit will give you is a check list not only of what things you will need to do but what order you will do them.  And the process the kit will take you through will accomplish two big goals.  The first goal obviously is to get the set up and preparation work done so you can move forward at a steady pace toward making your dream of owning a day care a reality.

But the second goal may be the most important one.  The process the kit will take you through will give you an education into what is required of you and what areas of study and focus you must give time to before you take the next steps toward opening your day care center.  The education process of taking you from the dreamer status to a well-informed day care owner is vital to equipping you with the knowledge and the awareness of pitfalls and opportunities to keep your eyes open for throughout the preparation time frame.

A good starter kit gives you a number of organizational advantages that put you way ahead of the game in starting your day care.  For one thing the kit answers the question, "What do I do first?" as well as the question "What next?"   The plan of development by itself is worth the cost of the kit because you get the sequence of steps to go through, the details you need to attend to in order to see success each step of the way and the timing you should expect to need to complete each step.  That schedule is critical so you can tell if you are ahead of schedule or lagging behind and you can forecast a date when you can expect to actually open your day care center.