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Planning on starting a daycare and i need some more information on how to start one . planning on starting one at michigan, in home day care, group child center, limited of 12. how much would charge ? contract ? difference between profit and non profit ? license and non license ? steps by steps by opening one ? home inspector , what to aspect ? how do you get pay ? can you get pay the state or is only parent pay ? like does govt. help child care pay ? food program pay ? getting the point ? and there awhole lot more ? training ? can a day care be open seven day a week ? leave all your infor you have for me , thank you so much ! i appreciate it
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Last edited by Michael; 11-23-2015, 03:33 PM. -
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any more infor ? like how do you get pay and everything ?Comment
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Daycare Whisperer Doing Daycare: This Job Would be Great if it Wasn't for the Parents! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N6H3LLE..._wXquwbH2QS9HKComment
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is it a good book that teaches you how to run daycare and operate and run it ???Comment
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If I were you and just starting out, I would go to this link and contact your State Resource & Referral. They will help you navigate through the licensing process and answer all your questions. Every state is different of course, but your county should have someone who handles licensing and inspections, and some have classes for people interested in becoming providers. In my state, it is required to take an informational class before applying for a license.
I do encourage you to reach out to your Resource & Referral. They are full of great information, and they usually can give you an approximate range of how much to charge for services.
Good luck, and keep in touch!
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okay , thank you all for helping me . all this infor is really helpful
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I'm also in Michigan and this is the link to Michigans childcare licensing http://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,...2366--,00.html and this one is for the resource and referral agency http://greatstarttoquality.org/
These two sites should be able to answer your questions.Comment
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alright thank you ! if anyone have any more infor to help me out, please feel free to post them up . any infor is helpful for me and other whose reading this post , thank you allComment
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Correct me if I'm wrong but your location is listed as "California" next to your name. So if thats the case then you need to look here: http://www.ccld.ca.gov/pg411.htm
You need to get your First Aid/CPR classes done, an Orientation done (these each cost about $25-$70 each) and then you have to file for the license and get inspected etc. As for how you get paid? You are your own boss....you make your rate and the parents pay YOU. You can look up some local home daycare and ask what their rates are (though don't tell them your a future daycare or they might choose not to tell you anything, we can get competitive out here) or just think of a price that you think is worth it and charge that. In my part of CA I charge $220 a week for infants (that is for care M-F from 6am to 6pm). I only take infants so I can only have 4 kids under 2 at any time.Comment
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^^ yes haha my location is California, but im planning to open one at michigan and not california. any information would be great c: . like polices information to contract information . all those stuff would be great. how would you make a contract ? the rate ? any infor , thank youComment
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This link has a lot of good stuff on it regarding the questions you have. It also includes samples of forms, parent contracts, policies, payment, etc.It is not state specific though, so make sure you also check your state's licensing requirements at the link Black Cat sent you.
[/url] http://www.simplydaycare.com/ also this part of their website: http://www.simplydaycare.com/daycare-advice.htmlComment
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^^ thank youComment
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