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Hi all,
Currently I work at a preschool/daycare center and I've worked at 3 during the course of my career. I have my A.S. in early childhood education.
I'm pondering starting my own daycare in my home, my mother-in-law suggested it and I like the idea and think it's possible. I live in New Jersey and live in an old Victorian home.
I'm not sure where to begin, I did see the "starting a daycare" thread and intend to read it. However, if any of you have advice or guidance, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm sure I will have many questions. Thank you very much!!
Currently I work at a preschool/daycare center and I've worked at 3 during the course of my career. I have my A.S. in early childhood education.
I'm pondering starting my own daycare in my home, my mother-in-law suggested it and I like the idea and think it's possible. I live in New Jersey and live in an old Victorian home.
I'm not sure where to begin, I did see the "starting a daycare" thread and intend to read it. However, if any of you have advice or guidance, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm sure I will have many questions. Thank you very much!!
I also worked in centers and wanted to open an in home daycare. It's a great business to get into- though not always dependable. My state requires a few orientations where they go over regulations and hand out packets to guide you through the process. The licensing part can be easy or complicated, depending on the condition of your home: you will likely have to put up safety gates, cover outlets, make sure you have working smoke detectors, furniture can't be easily knocked over, etc. your state might be different. You likely have all the requirements in regards to CPR and first aid and trainings, but again, each state is different. Good luck!
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