This is the alternative version of the navigation menu on the left hand side of the page. This is to be used if you have JavaScript turned off, or your browser doesn't support JavaScript. Your policies are the foundation of your business. They tell parents how you run both the service and the financial sides of the operation.
Policies are worth a lot of research and thought because they are the key to profitability.
Contracts should clarify the expectations that providers and parents have of each other. List names of other adults authorized to drop off or pick up the child. List days and hours of reserved care Charge parents for all of the hours of care that they reserve, even if they do not use them. List rates and fees and payment schedule State the time period that the quoted rates will apply. Many providers adjust rates September 1 of each year, regardless of the date a child enters the daycare.