Preschool Business at Home

Many successful preschools are run in private homes. Opening and managing a home-based preschool is hard work but can be a very rewarding work at home job, especially for moms with small children of their own at home.

  1. State Regulations

    • In most states, home preschools do not have to be licensed through the state childcare office if they keep each group of kids for no longer than 3-4 hours a day, but they are required to have a business license.

    Preschool Insurance

    • A third-party insurance policy is recommended to protect against any injury a child had while in care.

    Important Forms

    • Before opening a home based preschool, it is important to create a solid business plan. You will need a parent contract, preschool rules and regulations, parent contact forms, and several preschool lesson plans.

    Advertising a Home Based Preschool

    • Home based preschools can be advertised by contacting local schools, posting flyers in local businesses, and talking with parents of preschoolers to let them know that you plan to open a preschool.

    Creating a Routine

    • Creating a well scheduled routine will help each preschool day to go smoothly. Remember to plan in time for bathroom breaks, snacks, and transitioning between activities. Consider a preschoolers attention span when scheduling activities.

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