Quality Care is Hard Work

  The picture that you see above, is a photo of my husband putting together a new playhouse for our playground.  The day that I took this picture, we were working at the center on a Saturday morning, preparing for Re-Accreditation. My facility has been Accredited by the Missouri Accreditation of program for Children and … Read more

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Getting Your ChildCare Business Organized For a Great Year!

Throughout the month of January 2012, I have been preparing my center for Annual licencing Visits and it is time for us to renew Accreditation. I know it may sound like a lot of work, however, I have decided that my staff and I must get organized in order to accomplish successful licensing visits and … Read more

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Busy Bees Family Home Child Care is the Featured Accredited Business!

Busy Bees Family Home Child Care is owned and operated by Cheryl Frankowski since 1994. Busy Bees Family Home Child Care is State Licensed and NAFCC Accredited. As I compiled the interview questions, I thought long and hard about how I can create a business feature that would inspire you to seek Accreditation or to … Read more

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Tackling the Self Study

The Self- Study Process Assures the Best Practices In The Field. ~NAEYC When I created the editorial theme for the childcare business owner blog, I created the theme with quality care in mind. A sure way to evaluate if you are providing quality practices or not is by evaluating your childcare program with a self-study. … Read more

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How to Create Positive Change During the Accreditation Process

Working toward receiving Accreditation involves everyone that is connected to your childcare business including: the children, the parents, staff members and you. Change can be very difficult for some people and this is why it is vital that you plan to create positive change. Here are five steps to creating positive change during the accreditation … Read more

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Why Pursue Accreditation For Your Child Care Business?

According to the National Association of Childcare Resource and Referral Agency 2010 Child Care Facts report, “more than 11 million children under age 5 in the United States are in some type of child care arrangement every week. Furthermore, only 9% of America’s childcare centers are accredited and less than 1% of home day cares … Read more

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