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As a childcare business owner, you understand the importance of providing quality care and education to the children in your care. However, to achieve your goals and grow your business, you also need access to capital. Securing funding for your childcare business can provide the financial resources you need to invest in equipment, facilities, staff, and other critical areas of your business.


One of the primary benefits of funding is the ability to invest in your business. Whether you are starting a new childcare center or expanding an existing one, funding can provide the resources you need to invest in your business's growth. This may include purchasing equipment and supplies, leasing or buying property, hiring and training staff, and developing new programs or curriculum.

Funding can also help you attract and retain top talent. Childcare is a labor-intensive industry, and having qualified and experienced staff is critical to providing quality care and education to children. With funding, you can offer competitive salaries and benefits that attract and retain the best staff.


Another benefit of funding is the ability to adapt to changing industry trends and regulations. As the childcare industry evolves, you may need to make changes to your programs, facilities, or operations to remain competitive and compliant. Funding can provide the financial resources you need to make these changes and stay ahead of the curve.

Finally, funding can provide peace of mind. Running a childcare business can be stressful, but having the financial resources you need can help alleviate some of that stress. With funding, you can focus on providing quality care and education to the children in your care, knowing that you have the resources you need to grow and succeed.


So, securing funding for your childcare business is critical to achieving your goals and growing your business. Whether you are starting a new childcare center or expanding an existing one, funding can provide the financial resources you need to invest in your business, attract and retain top talent, adapt to changing industry trends and regulations, and achieve peace of mind.


Here are 7 thing you need to do to get your childcare business ready for funding.

  1. Develop a Solid Business Plan: Your business plan is a critical component of securing funding for your childcare business. It should outline your business goals, target market, marketing and sales strategies, financial projections, and more. Be sure to create a comprehensive and well-researched plan that clearly demonstrates the viability and potential of your business.

  2. Understand Your Funding Needs: Before seeking funding, determine how much money you need and how you plan to use it. This will help you identify the right type of funding for your business.

  3. Build Your Team: Having a qualified and experienced team is important for securing funding. Ensure that you have the right people in place to manage and operate your childcare business.

  4. Have a Solid Financial Plan: Lenders and investors will want to see that you have a solid financial plan in place. Be sure to have accurate financial projections, cash flow analysis, and other financial documents that demonstrate your business's financial stability and potential for growth.

  5. Establish a Strong Online Presence: Having a strong online presence is important for attracting potential investors and customers. Ensure that your website and social media profiles are professional and up-to-date.

  6. Network: Attend industry events, join professional organizations, and network with other business owners in the childcare industry. Building relationships with others in the industry can help you find potential investors and collaborators.

  7. Seek Professional Assistance: Consider working with a lawyer, accountant, or business advisor to ensure that your business is legally compliant and financially sound.

As the demand for quality childcare continues to grow, securing funding is becoming increasingly important for childcare business owners. With the right resources and strategies in place, funding can provide the financial support you need to invest in your business, attract and retain top talent, and remain competitive in the industry. By understanding the importance of funding and taking the necessary steps to prepare your business, you can achieve your goals and provide quality care and education to the children in your care.




Lesson plan subscriptions tailored to different age groups can be highly beneficial to childcare providers. With such subscriptions, providers can access age-appropriate lesson plans and activities that align with the developmental needs and interests of the children in their care.


This can save time and effort in planning and ensure that each child is engaged in activities that are suited to their individual abilities and learning styles. Additionally, well-crafted lesson plans can help providers create a structured and organized learning environment that promotes social, emotional, and cognitive development.


By subscribing to lesson plans designed for specific age groups, childcare providers can provide a more enriching and fulfilling experience for the children in their care.


ACTIVITY PLANS FOR THE CHILDREN IN YOUR CARE


We have taken on the task of creating lesson plans for you. Our team does this because we understand how daunting the task can be and how demanding your career is already for you.


Our Kids Think Lesson plans provide developmentally-appropriate learning opportunities to encourage children to be confident, successful, life-long learners. The early years are critical to your child’s positive growth and development and they are eager to learn new skills, experience challenging opportunities, and be encouraged for their strengths and talents.


Our learning activities, fun games, and crafts are all formulated to engage a child’s natural curiosity and provide a foundation for success. Our lesson plans include daily instruction and activities targeted toward these essential developmental areas: Physical, Language, Cognitive, Literacy, Math, Science & Discovery, Social Studies, and Arts.


Our lesson plans would benefit your business by allowing you to:

  • Provide quality care to children at all ages.

  • Ensure children’s well-being by providing them with opportunities for learning.

  • Establish standards in your program for developmental progress.

  • Provide families with critical information about a child's development and growth.

  • Delegate the task of researching and planning activities to our team.

  • Save money by obtaining quality lesson plans that you can share with your families.

  • Invite families to participate in family partnership activities each week.


Our monthly lesson plan themes are $47.00 per month and you can access them from our website. But, WAIT! --If you would like to save tons of money for this next year, we invite you take advantage of the monthly lesson plan subscription for only $27.93 per month for the 2-5 year olds and only $9.99 per month for 6 months-early 2 year olds.

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Your plans will be sent directly to your email on the 20th for the following month so that you have time to plan ahead.


We know that you will love our plans but for any reason that you need to cancel them, you can with no cancellations fees.


We thought we share one more subscription that you may like!


Email Newsletter


This Provider Monthly email is for YOU! Get our email newsletter that will include all sorts of exclusive goodies sent straight to your inbox just one time a month.


We will give you the scoop on what's happening in the world of childcare providers, include mindset coaching, encouraging words, activity and food menu ideas, educational worksheets, strategies on how you can better your childcare program, discounts on our flagship products, and so much more.


We understand before you can do anything great, you have to a have great mindset. This is something that we know to be true and what we are prepared to help you get or remind you of each month.


Our monthly newsletter subscription is only $5.00 per month and goes out on the 20th of every month. You are free to cancel at any time.







Always advocate for what important to you- don’t be afraid to speak up

Many people don't speak up for what is important to them because they are afraid to be judged or misunderstood. You should always advocate for what is important to you, and don't let fear stop you from speaking your truth.

There are many reasons to speak up for what you believe in, but one of the most important ones is the preservation of your own dignity. Humans have a natural instinct to avoid being different, so advocating for yourself can be difficult. However, by standing up for what you believe in, you are able to maintain your dignity and set an example for others to follow. Look around you, name 2 or 3 things right now that if you stood up and spoke out, would affect someone else in a positive way. *Hint Hint- Childcare in this Nation!

The push to take an active role in one's life is more than just a trend. It's a culture shift, where people are shifting away from the mindset of "I'll do whatever" and returning to the mentality of "I'm going to make a life." This mindset change is most noticeable when it comes to self-advocacy.

Acknowledge your own needs


The way we show our emotions is different and the effects may differ, however it is important to acknowledge and meet these needs. If we don't, we could be doing damage to ourselves and others around us.


Be willing to take risks for what you believe in


In today’s society, it is easy to get caught up in the rat race of trying to please everyone and keep your job. It's easy to go along with what everyone else does just because it's easier. Just because it makes it easier, doesn't mean that you won't pay for it in the long run. Standing up for what you believe in can be hard but rewarding. In order to take a risk, you have to be willing to face rejection and disappointment.


Don't have a victim mentality


Have you ever heard of the term "victim mentality"? A victim mentality is when someone accepts an undesirable situation as their own fault, or that nothing can be done to change it. This type of attitude will not help someone to get ahead in life or be more mindful of their surroundings. It is important to find a balance between accepting what cannot be changed and taking responsibility for one's actions.

Seek out an ally or two

The first step to overcoming social anxiety is to seek out an ally. Making small talk, joining an organization or taking a class are great ways to meet people who can help you relieve your social anxiety. Remember that it is okay if you don’t instantly find someone; it may take some time before you find someone suitable. When starting up a conversation with somebody, keep the content light and safe for now, like what they like or where they’ve traveled.


We all know the feeling of sitting low in a chair with our head in our hands, feeling isolated and alone. It can be difficult to find the energy to call someone close for support when we are in this state of mind. However, there are many ways to get help if you reach out early enough.

In conclusion, always advocate for what is important to you- it doesn't matter if you are unsure or afraid. Never be afraid to speak up, no matter how people may react. Whatever is important to you, I'm pretty sure sure there are quite a few people that share the same sentiments.


Here's how we can help


Daycare Time Solutions wants to know what's important to you when it comes to childcare. If you are ready to advocate for yourself and for others when it comes to this industry, we are opening our platform for you to be able to freely do so. We want to know specifically how the pandemic has affected your business: Childcare during the Pandemic. We also want to know specifically what are some of the changes you believe should happen in this nation when it comes to the childcare industry.

WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!

Send us a message for more information at info@daycaretimesolutions.com

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