Daycare forms to Start a Home Daycare
My #1 Daycare Forms CD has all of the Daycare Forms you need to start a home daycare--I even give you information on state specific forms! My Daycare Forms CD includes:
Home Daycare Contracts
Home Daycare Registration Forms
Home Daycare State Licensing Information
Home Daycare Forms for Advertising
Home Daycare Example Crafts
Home Daycare everyday Forms
Home Daycare Menus
Home Daycare Parent Letter Forms
Home Daycare Program Starter Assistance
Home Daycare Sign In sheets
Home Daycare Take Home sheets
Daycare Business Accounting
Plus helpful hints and tips for opening and running a home daycare.
Starting Home Daycare with #1 Daycare Forms
Daycare forms to Start a Home Daycare
My #1 Daycare Forms CD has all of the Daycare Forms you need to start a home daycare--I even give you information on state specific forms! My Daycare Forms CD includes:
Home Daycare Forms for Advertising- Customizable Business Cards, Flyers to hang up at local businesses. You’ll also receive information on how to get your daycare listed in Google and Yahoo for free! Plus other advertising secrets and information.
Home Daycare Example Crafts- Crafts Ideas for Holidays or just every day craft ideas.
Home Daycare everyday Forms- Dis-Enrollment Forms, Emergency Contact Cards, Field Trip Forms, Medication Forms, Injury Reports, Illness Reports. These are all fully customizable!
Home Daycare Menus- Five Weeks worth of menus already completed with food children love. They are also able to be customized to suit your daycare meal needs. As I bonus I am also including a Food Program schedule and Attendance tracker which will help you keep track of the number of meals you serve throughout the year. This is a MUST have at Tax time because the meals are written off according to how many you serve!
Home Daycare Parent Letter Forms- Four complete templates of letters/communication to parents. They include behavior issues, daycare notices (like closing early or special function)…. They can be turned into anything you need.
Home Daycare Program Starter Assistance- Information on individual state laws, tax information, helpful websites, coupon codes, example business plan, a program schedule for your daily daycare routine and a weekly planner form.
Home Daycare Registration Forms- Health History, Immunization Records, Parent Handbooks covering policies and procedures, Binding Contracts, a Registration Packet, Drop in Registration Forms and a Substitute Provider contract.
Home Daycare Sign In sheets- There are two versions of my sign in and out sheets. One is a monthly print out sheet and the other is a weekly print out sheet. (The computerized versions are included on the Business Income records sold with my Daycare Business Accounting Forms).
Home Daycare Take Home sheets- Cute printable papers to print out at tell parents about their child’s day. Forms are for infants, toddlers, school-ages children and potty training children.
You'll also receive helpful hints and tips + many more forms you will need to start your home business and be successful. What's even better is my Daycare forms are fully customizable and ready to go! All you have to do is enter the name of your daycare on the forms and print them out! I'll even give you information on getting licensed in your state.
With the purchase of my Daycare Forms CD, you will also have access to personal contact information so you can get help with any questions you may have while you are setting up your home daycare.
It gets better! Not only will you received the #1 Daycare Forms on CD, I will also include my 2012 Daycare Accounting forms. All you have to do is type in your expenses and the amounts you get paid and my 2012 Daycare Accounting Forms will take care of the rest! You can track your purchases, bills and clearly see which parents owe you money. And Remember these forms are provided to you FREE for 2012!
Daycare Business Accounting Includes:
Business Expenses, Business Income, Invoices, Receipts, Tax Statements and Vehicle Mileage Logs. All of these forms are explained in detail at Daycare Accounting.
An In-home Daycare is a very profitable business--especially if you own your own home! Not many people know that running a business out of your home (especially a home daycare) truly helps out at tax time! Let's talk about business expenses & tax deductions......
Business expenses:
Toys- If you buy toys and use them in your daycare, they are now a business expense-you write them off!
Cleaning Supplies- Buy cleaners to clean up after the daycare children-write them off!
Vehicle- Do you make payments on a vehicle which you use to transport the daycare children to the park or school--write it off! (You can write off the gas & mileage as well)
Dishes- Did you buy new dishes or pots and pans so you could cook for the daycare children and serve them--write them off!
See where I am going with this? Virtually ANYTHING you use for your daycare can be written off at TAX time either in part or whole. They are business expenses. Items used exclusively for your daycare are written off 100%. Items used in part by your daycare are written off by a percentage. My daycare accounting forms will calculate this percentage for you. No need to worry! (more information on my Daycare Business Accounting Forms can be found here.)
These are just a portion of the items you can write off at tax time. Other items include everyday household bills like a portion of your heating bill, water bill, phone bill cable bill, internet bill...... the list goes on and on. All you have to to is SAVE YOU RECEIPTS and use my Daycare Business Accounting Forms to keep track of your income and expenses. And for only $19.95 for my #1 Daycare Forms you will be able to keep track of your Daycare Business Accounts and be on your way to starting your own child care business from home!!
Think about it. You get to stay at home with your own children, set your own hours, set your own rates, get paid holidays and vacations and save tons of money at tax time all for $19.95. And the best part--the $19.95 for my Daycare Forms is a business investment--So you can write it OFF 100%!
This #1 Daycare Forms CD along with the FREE 2012 Daycare Accounting Forms are all you will need to become a successful in home child care provider.
Begin your new and exciting career as a child care provider and business owner TODAY!
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*you can choose a mailed CD or have of all of the documents emailed to you within a few hours. All forms and documents are in Microsoft word and Excel. There are 2 versions of every document. (Microsoft 2003 version and 2007 version.)
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Open a Home Daycare with Daycare Forms on CD
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Daycare Forms- Accounting Forms Sold Seperately?
I like the idea of home daycare business accounting forms, very helpful at tax time. Do you sell those separately?
Thanks for your services,
RSM
Response:
My Accounting Forms are a necessity of every Home Daycare Provider. They are self explanatory and easy to use. With my completely computerized Accounting forms all you have to do it input the numbers and the forms add up your monthly totals. You can keep track of every child’s account separately all on one sheet. Additionally you have access to my email so that you can get in contact with me if you have any questions. I will respond within 24 hours (usually sooner).
The 2010 Daycare Business Accounting forms are sold usually separately for $29.95; however as a special for the rest of 2010 I am giving them away for FREE to every customer who buys my #1 Daycare Forms for $19.95.
Thank you,
Daycare Help
Monday, January 11, 2010
Potty Training Concerns
I received an email from a child care provider who is just starting up and purchased my Daycare Forms CD. She states:
"I am having difficulty with potty training daycare children. It's not the children that are the problem--It's their parents! After 2 weeks of "potty time" every 45 minutes and countless stickers as rewards, a 2 year old girl was finally wearing big girl underwear and making it to the toilet every time. I was so proud of her accomplishment. This went on for 3 solid weeks with no accidents. However, the family took a week long vacation and when the child returned to me, she was back in diapers. Her parents stated that she had accidents every day and refused to try. Now when I say "potty time" the child refuses to try and the parents are no longer potty training at home. Please help!" --Susanne
PS. Your Daycare Forms really helped me a lot!
Hello Susanne,
Thank your for purchasing my Daycare Forms CD. I am glad they have helped you!
Potty training is difficult at times and can be an unfavorable chore. Congratulations on helping your 2 year old daycare child accomplish such a wonderful task! I understand that it is frustrating when a child has made such a great accomplishment and they revert back to diapers. Although it is upsetting to see a lack of parental involvement, I am glad you haven't given up. Until the parents get back on the potty training wagon, all you can do I use a great amount of encouragement to the child. Try reminding her about what a big girl she was without diapers. And when she finally does make it to the potty again, give her plenty of praise. It will also help if you praise the parents. Tell them about the child using the potty again and say "I can tell you began working with her a home again, I am so proud of her." Even though the parents may not be working with the child at home, this may help them begin again.
Take Care and please email again with an update!
Daycare Help
#1 Daycare Forms CD
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Daycare Forms - Hubby Hurdle
Hi there!
Thank you so much for all the valuable daycare forms to help me start my home daycare! I LOVE the menu planners! Anyway I wanted to first introduce myself and then ask a question or two. I am married 13.5 years to a Navy man, he's a lifer and we only have 5 more years left! I don't know what I will do in civilian life! Well we do NOT live on post we live off post. I have a little girl who will be 3 next month and I'm 8 months pregnant now with a boy. I had been working from home for a company doing computer work for the last 4 years until I was laid off 3 weeks ago. I LOVE babies and young kids (mostly my daughter's age) and when doing the math on finding an out of the home job versus paying full time daycare it seems to make more sense to watch other kids out of my home, I'd make the same money either way!
Anyway, I do have ONE hurdle stopping me. The hubby. He usually leaves the house between 6 am or 7 am depending on if he is taking the train into work (we live north of Chicago). He doesn't get home until 5:30 or 6:30 pm or even later most days. I was planning on setting my daycare hours 7:30 am to 5 pm (typical in this area of home daycares) so that he won't have people driving up as he's leaving or getting home etc. But when I mentioned home daycare to him he said, its going to be a nut house and I don't want to come home to a house full of babies. I'm just wondering if you have any perspectives from the spouses of women who run daycares out of their homes so he can get a sense that its not going to ruin his life. I mean, he'll be at work when they arrive and they'll be gone before he leaves. I'm not sure what his issue is (maybe thinking the house will be a mess or something). Any help from the husband side would be helpful if you had any testimonies to pass on!
Thanks again!
Best Wishes,
D.
RESPONSE
D.,
Thank you for purchasing my #1 Daycare Forms CD and FREE 2010 Business Accounting Forms. I am glad you like the menu planner. They make meal planning very simple; especially since they give you 5 weeks worth of meals and snacks already planned out!
I am a military spouse with 4 daughters. I have been running a daycare out of my home for over ten years. Getting over the “Hubby Hurdle” is difficult, but not impossible. Here is how most spouses get over that hurdle. Explain the benefits:
1.)have your husband read my the information on my website: #1 Daycare Forms
2.)Make sure he fully grasps how beneficial this line of work will be for your family AND the pocket book----You are not paying someone to watch your kids. You get to raise your own children and contribute to the income. You are not spending money on gas to drive to work. You are not spending money on buying lunch…… Here’s the best part---You know those routine bills (cable, telephone, water, electric, internet…etc.)? Well, since you run a business out of your home you get to deduct a portion of those bills from your income! You can deduct your mortgage interest if you own the home or your rent if you are renting. You can buy your children toys and just let the daycare kids touch it ONE TIME and it is now a business expense. Here is what you deduct:
Say you bring in $3,000 a month. Now subtract about 30% of the following from your $3,000/month income:
Cable, internet, telephone, electric, rent, car payment, gas (because you do need to drive to the store and buy daycare supplies), cleaning supplies, toys, and anything else you bought which helps you run your daycare. After every single one of those bills are deducted you could almost cut your income in ½. Now you don’t really cut your income in ½ because those are bills that you have to pay whether or not you run a daycare out of your home, but come tax time the savings are outrageous! You can make $45,000 in one year, but since you have so many deductions when you file your taxes it show that you only made $20,000. WOW! If you had a job outside of your home and you made $45,000 you’d get taxed on $45,000 and you could not write off portions of your everyday expenses.
3.)As for the jam up at the front door as the hubby is leaving and returning from work……..It seems like you already have that worked out. However, if the times overlap by just a few minutes or so I would suggest you remind your husband about all of the money you are bringing in; how much you enjoy being able to stay home and raise your kids. And let him know how thankful you are that you have such a Kind, Caring & Supportive Husband.
Good luck starting your home daycare. Please feel free to email at anytime!
Respectfully,
Daycare Help
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