Hello, I am new to this forum and researching opening a home daycare.
My child development instructor opened the course by saying, "Those of us who are successful in this field have professional husbands who can supplement our incomes." I know the vast majority of family child care providers are married and operating out of single-family homes.
I am single and own a large condo with a decent-sized patio area. I know I could make a great use of the space for child care, but I'm concerned that my business would not be competitive or financially viable without a second income or a large yard. I know I could make more money teaching at a center, but I really want the autonomy of running my own program.
I would love to hear from other providers who are single and/or operating out of an apartment/condo.
Thanks :-)
My child development instructor opened the course by saying, "Those of us who are successful in this field have professional husbands who can supplement our incomes." I know the vast majority of family child care providers are married and operating out of single-family homes.
I am single and own a large condo with a decent-sized patio area. I know I could make a great use of the space for child care, but I'm concerned that my business would not be competitive or financially viable without a second income or a large yard. I know I could make more money teaching at a center, but I really want the autonomy of running my own program.
I would love to hear from other providers who are single and/or operating out of an apartment/condo.
Thanks :-)
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