The five mistakes are made, it will destroy your nursery

'S true, we all make mistakes, but most times these errors is not easy matters. People and children are usually very robust. But there is some error you that your small business can set a path for disaster. Then we go on this crucial mistake that I saw outside and keep them in the back, so no problems in the future.

# 1 They have no structure, curriculum or set.

If you are looking for quality and FamiliesParents who want to take care of their child's development, make sure you have a program that feeds, educates, and challenges of children. Parents are willing to pay even if they feel a great program. They also have a better way to enhance your application if you ask people who enroll in your center. A poor program, the television is not going out there long-term damage. You have problems, children and registration of children being registerednot want to pay.

# 2 You are not allowed to celebrate, and not by state standards.

I got a call last week from a lady who runs a nursery home with eight children every day was. She was not allowed. What frightened me was "What happens if no accident occurred and was who ran a nursery illegal 'could be found. Sued daycare licensing and regulations for your protection (and families).
Again, I say please get a license if you want more than 3 childrenhome is for your own protection and I do not want to see you mentioned.

# 3 Your nursery is not safe.

This also goes hand in hand with having a license. Careful and absolutely sure that your safety is priority number one. One example is to ensure that all your children, go in and out, are recognized when they are. The heads are forever, not to forget a child.

# 4 Do not keep it clean your nursery.

A nursery is a nursery with impurea bad reputation, sick children, sick teachers and low turnout. Need to say more.

# 5 The lack of professionalism.

This article in itself. Short but do not forget to answer the door, come in your PJ's unprofessional talk is announced and opinioned cheeky. You get the idea.

(C) 2006 CG Groth