Whether a child spends just a few hours a week, or up to 10 hours a day in child care, the time he spends there, and the relationships formed between the caregiver and child, will influence his social, emotional and physical development throughout his childhood and into adulthood.
Choosing the right child care program for their child is perhaps one of the most important decisions a parent can make for their child. It is our hope that this site will help make the process a little easier for parents, and give providers the opportunity to promote their businesses, as well as connect with parents and each other.
Click on the tab above to list your child care program. Please note: You must be registered or licensed in your state to list your program.
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Business Tips for Child Care Providers
Child care providers do not just care for, and educate children. They are also small business owners. They are Entrepreneurs. To be successful, a child care provider must pay as much attention to her business as she does to the children in her program. I hope these tips, worksheets and handouts will help you to maintain and grow your business.
A website allows you to market your child care program, stay in touch with parents and make your forms and handbook available for downloading. You can even set up your website to allow parents to pay you on-line. Imagine not having to collect those checks every month anymore!
Don't have a website yet? There are many platforms that allow you to design and host your website for free, or at a very reasonable price. Chances are, you or someone you know can easily create your website.
Or, if you prefer not to do it yourself, Nakali Designs can help you set up your account and design your website for you. Click here for more information.
Many Family Child Care Associations provide lists of member providers. I recommend also checking them out!
Whether a child spends just a few hours a week, or up to 10 hours a day in child care, the time he spends there, and the relationships formed between the caregiver and child, will influence his social, emotional and physical development throughout his childhood and into adulthood. 
Click on the tab above to 
