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Celebrating 9 years!

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In August 2010, I was inspired to start a blog for Child Care Business Owners. The purpose of the blog is to inspire and empower child care business owners to build high quality and successful childcare businesses.

Nine years later, I believe that the blog has inspired over 200,000 child care business owners online and it keeps growing!

Since I’ve launched the blog, I’ve added: coaching services, ebooks, membership clubs ecourses and lots of inspirational blog post.

Most of all, I hope that the Child Care Business Owner blog has inspired you to succeed in business and I look forward to inspiring you in the days ahead.

To celebrate 9 years🎉🎊 online, I am offering the following resources for only $9 ( limited time only):

1. Art of Owning a Child Care Center Bundle

2.Tuition Policy Makeover

3.Marketing 101 toolkit

4.Forms Galore

Take advantage now, because all the resources above are worth over $300 in value and you can get all 4 resources for only $36.00 today.

Simply click each link above and be empowered!!

The best is yet to come,

Shiketa

This is your opportunity to win a Free coaching session with me. Simply comment below and tell  me 9 ways that this blog or any of my resources have empowered you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Administration, Budget, building enrollment, Business Management, Child Care Center, Marketing

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The Power of Classroom Observations

Several Years ago I was listening to an audio series by Bob Harrison (Doctor Increase). Mr. Harrison ran a successful car dealership in California for many years and now he travels the world and teaches success principles.

One of the principles that I learned from Mr. Harrison was this: Manage Your Business by walking around ! In fact, he called it a MBWA in Business!

I use that principle today in my child care facilities. I manage my facility by walking around. Moreover, you could let the video monitoring cameras do the work, however, nothing can take the place of good old fashion walking around and observing your staff.

Today I am going to share with you 5 things that you should look for when observing your staff and what to do with the observations.

  1. Is the teacher interacting with the children.
  2. Observe to see that the children are engaged in the activities.
  3. Does the room look safe?
  4. Is the teacher following your center or program classroom policies?
  5. Is the teacher of aware of the needs of the children in care?

Now that you have done the observation, you must do the following:

  1. Schedule a time to give the teachers  your feedback
  2. Share what you loved about the observations
  3. Share areas that need improvement.
  4. Get feedback from the teacher
  5. Plan a follow-up observation to look for improvement, then schedule a follow-up meeting.

For more staff management tips, be sure to subscribe to my 7-Day Child Care Business Management eCourse. You may also want to download a copy of my Director’s Handbook.

With your Success in Mind,

Shiketa Morgan

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Classrooms, Marketing

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