CHILD CARE BUSINESS PLAN

I WOULD LIKE TO PREPARE A BUSINESS PLAN FOR A RESIDENTIAL CHILDCARE CENTER.
BELOW IS THE INFORMATION AND QUESTIONS THAT MUST BE ANSWERED PLEASE ANSWER EACH QUESTION IN A SEPERATE PARAGRAPH.

BUSINESS PLAN
1. Executive Summary – This is a brief overview of your daycare business plan. The executive summary should be no more than 2 pages long, with brief summaries of other sections of the plan.
2. Company Overview – This is where you provide a business description, including your company history, business structure, and any pertinent information about the daycare center.
3. Industry Analysis – The industry analysis describes the daycare industry, including market size and trends.
4. Customer Analysis – This section of your daycare business plan describes your target market and potential customers. You will detail the demographics, needs, and wants of your target audience and how you plan to meet those needs.
5. Competitive Analysis – The competition in your local area will be described here, along with how your daycare business will compete in the market.
6. Marketing Plan – Your marketing plan will describe your daycare’s marketing strategy, including your advertising and promotion plans.
7. Operations Plan – This section of your business plan describes how your daycare will be operated on a day-to-day basis. It may also include your long-term plans for expansion and the milestones you want to achieve to get there.
8. Management Team – The management team section of your business plan should describe the experience and qualifications of your management team including the director, teachers, and support staff.
9. Financial Plan – The financial plan section of your daycare business plan should include your financial statements, such as your income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
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Name:
GENIUS LEARNING ACADEMY
Location: Middletown, NY
Director: Ms. Acacia M. Adams
• 5AM – 6PM M-F
• Tuition: 520 FOR 5 DAYS (M – F ONLY)
• Any time after 6pm will be $30 each extra hour up to 9pm
• 8 Weeks old – 5 years old
• Infant program 8 weeks – 1 years old
• Toddler Program 1 years old – 3 years old
• Preschoolers 3 years old – 5 years old
• Closed all Federal and major holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Juneteenth, Columbus Day, Election Day, Veterans Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas)
• Be advised during state of emergency’s service will be closed.
THE BELOW QUESTIONS DONT NEED TO BE IN PARAGRAPH FORM, JUST ANSWERED THOROUGHLY.
BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT FOR CHILD CARE
1. How will you encourage children to get along with others?
2. How will you respond to difficult behaviors? Provide examples of some difficult behaviors and how you will respond to them?
3. How will you help children solve their own problems? Provide an example including a description of how you will ensure those solutions are carried out ?
4. How is your home set up to encourage acceptable behavior?
5. How will you vary your technique so that they are effective with children of different age groups?
INFANTS
1. How will you meet the needs of the infants while providing supervision for the other age groups?
2. How will your schedule change should an infant have a difficult day?
3. How will diaper changes and feedings fit into the programming and supervision of the other age groups?
4. How will you keep the area safe and childproof for infants while still meeting the needs of the other age groups?
5. Describe the area where infants will be located most of the time?
6. Describe how your program space and daily routine will promote physical development.
TODDLERS
1. Describe some activities that she will use to encourage toddlers’ development and independence.
2. Describe how you will encourage toilet training while adequately supervising the children.
3. Describe how you will modify activities so that toddlers are able to participate with older children.
PRESCHOOLERS
1. Describe some activities that you will use to encourage preschooler development and independence.
2. Describe how you will encourage independent toileting while adequately supervising all of the other children.
3. Describe activities to occupy preschool children while attending to the needs of the other children in your care
SCHOOL-AGE
1. Describe educational social and recreational activities that you will provide to engage to school aged children.
2. describe the areas and equipment designated solely for the use of the school aged children.
3. describe the supervision policy that you will use for school aged children (attach a sample parental permission slip)

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