If you have a home daycare, you know we are on the front lines every day. Firemen and police officers are heralded as heroes, but you never hear a word about people like us who are giving our all during times when everyone else is running the other way. But what if we have to close our daycare because of crisis?
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Do you love kids and want to stay home with your own? Do you want to know all the deets on how to do it and how much it will cost to get started?
In 30 days of productivity, you can declutter every area of your daycare. Managing all the stuff can be overwhelming, but breaking it down will help.
Providing childcare in your home can easily cost as much as you make, but if you declutter your finances and watch spending, you can turn a profit to support your family in this business.
Planning daycare activities can seem like a daunting task. Making lesson plans is time-consuming but you can save time by using a few of these tips.
Cooking for a bunch of kids and your family can be a really big job. I find it overwhelming sometimes but over the past 25 years I’ve come up with some shortcuts that make food prep for daycare much easier.
Seven little dumplings (or more) can make more messes than you ever imagined. Keeping up with the mess in home daycare is not as easy as it seems but with a little routine, you’ll be able to manage it.
Handling paperwork can be one of the most overwhelming parts of having a home daycare. Check out how to simplify handling paperwork for your home daycare.
Productive Solutions: Part 2. Being able to get it all done in home daycare without losing your mind and still have a life outside of work can be harder than people realize. But you can do it if you work smarter and not harder.
Are you looking for ways to make menu shopping simpler each week? Check out this CACFP food buying guide and make your life a whole lot easier