Home Based Businesses 3
Specific Businesses you can start at home.
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Opening
& Operating A Successful Child Care Center
by Dorothy June Sciarra, Anne Dorsey
Paperback: 496 pages
Thomson Delmar Learning; 1st edition (August 20, 2001)
ISBN: 0766835987 |
| PERFECT FOR CHILD CARE
ADMINISTRATORS AND PROFESSIONALS ALIKE this is an ideal resource for anyone working in the
child care industry. With a focus on positive relationships and interactions, this book
provides all of the information professionals need to open and operate a successful child
care center. Includes how to incorporate computer technology into business, new
information on health and nutrition issues, and an expanded section on parent involvement. |
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From
Babysitter to Business Owner: Getting the Most Out of Your Home Child Care
Business
by Patricia A. Dischler
Paperback: 224 pages ISBN: 1929610688
Publisher: Redleaf Press (October 30, 2005) |
| This book offers tried and true
strategies for implementing established professional business practices in the home day
care environment, including: Developing and using a thorough parent handbook, Selecting
new clients, Setting long-term personal and business goals, Selecting an appropriate and
manageable curriculum, Creating "work" spaces in your home. Practical and easy
to read, the manual has everything home day care providers need to make their business
succeed. |
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The
Business of Child Care: Management and Financial Strategies
by Gail H Jack
Paperback: 160 pages
Thomson Delmar Learning; 1st edition (August 27, 2004)
ISBN: 1401851800 |
| CHILD CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND
EARLY CHILD CARE PROFESSIONALS will greatly value the business skills detailed in this
book. With the particular focus on managing enrollment, recruiting and retaining staff,
budgeting, financial record keeping, and decision making, the book details the critical
business elements needed to run a child care center as a financially stable enterprise.
The accompanying CD-ROM offers easy to follow financial spreadsheets that can be
implemented in any child care setting. |
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