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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 to become re-accredited.

My first inspection of the year was a fire inspection and all went well. Our second inspection was a Sanitation and Food Service Inspection. I was so excited that the health departed rated my food service department with an “A.” When I looked at the report, I thought about all the organization that it took to assure that we passed the inspection the first time.

My next visit is my license specialist visit in February 2012 and a Missouri Accreditation observation visit in March 2012. With all of these upcoming inspections, I have found my self being more focused and organized like never before and I want to share with you some tips on how to get more organized for a Great year!

  1. Always be prepared for license visits. Take a look at your last inspection and strive to meet all the requirements to prevent re-visits.
  2. If you have employees, train them on the Licensing inspection forms and challenge them to help you to assure that your program is in compliance with your state childcare regulations. Be sure to discuss areas of improvement in the form of a weekly meeting.
  3. Create health/safety checklist to assure that you meet licensing/accreditation guidelines.
  4. Get parents feedback! Your parents will be glad to help you to create a great program. Create and issue a parent survey as soon as possible. It is vital that you know how parents feel about your program. Be sure to upload the feedback to your website or social media pages. Feel free to sample my program survey.
  5. Read a new business book or an entrepreneur magazine every month, to keep your creative juices going.
  6. When everyone leaves for the day, walk your business and look for disorder and get it organized. An organized environment looks good to the eye and kids learn best in an organized environment.
  7. Make a decision that this is going to be a great year for your business.  In fact, you have the power to create a great childcare business with much organization and focus.

This year ,my goal is to get my business more organized, keep my office organized, finish incorporating the Reggio Emilia look, update my foyer area, update the playground, make more money than I’ve ever made in previous years and I’m looking forward to trading in my minivan for my heart’s desire.

I hope you have been inspired to organize your business for success and make this a great year in business. What are your goals for your childcare business? Feel free to share…

Shiketa

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Accreditation, Administration, Business Management, How To, Licensing, Organization

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Myra Saboor is Preparing to Expand Her ChildCare Business

Myra Saboor recently subscribed to the Going to Another Level Mastermind e-club because she has a vision to expand her business and she wants to leave wealth to her children. Read Myra’s inspiring story below.

Myra’s Background

In 2001, I enrolled in a local micro-enterprise program called WESSP (Women’s Economical Self Sufficiency Program) sponsored by the Center for Black Women’s Wellness. Prior to becoming a business owner, I worked full time retail in the craft & hobby industry as a store manager, craft specialist and education specialist.

Myra’s Desire

My desire was to combine my skills and create a business. After attempting several business opportunities, the child care business was the best match. While employed, I researched family child care in Georgia. I attended a workshop entitled: How to start a family child care business in Georgia; sponsored by the local R&R Service.

The workshop gave me an outline on how to create my business. From there, I joined a local association, networked with local providers and established my business adhering to the rule and regulation requirements with the state. In July of 2007, I enrolled my first toddler. Since 2007, I was awarded “Home of Distinction” in Georgia, Nationally Accredited through National Association of Family Child Care, have obtained my CDA, and current officer with Southside Providers’ Association.

Myra’s Expansion Goals

My goals are to expand my family child care to a group home, serving 7-18 families, and open a center. I want to increase my level on income by serving more families. I desire to create employment opportunities for the community and leave a legacy of wealth for my offspring.

~Myra F. Abdus-Saboor

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