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What are the things you need to start an in-home nursery?

I am thinking about starting a day care, but how can I prepare for this?

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Create a business plan. Use a template as a guide to considerations of capital, equipment/inventory, taxes/insurance, and everything else involved. 92% of failed businesses do not have business plans.

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posted by patti (17538)
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Get a license from the state. This may require some classes in CPR. Your house will be inspected and you will be told how many children can be in your care. You should have cribs for each child or cots for older children. General eating area, play area, and make sure you know all safety tips. You must have exits.

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posted by Latin4 (7000)
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1. You need a license from your state and your local municipality. Get all the paperwork now. 2. You need the Hepatitis C vaccine and a Tuberculosis test to prove you are safe and healthy. 3. Get appropriate insurance to cover the business. 4. Have a taxpayer ID number for the business. 5. Get CPR certified.

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For in-home nursery you need soft and comfortable mattress to sleep in,wraps to wrap them when they sleep, a good table for changing their diapers, good amount of toys to keep them happy,kettles to prepare milkand a bath tub to give them a wash.

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You need one bounded building with sufficient space for outdoor games, one help (prefereably a female), commercial permissions, toilets for boys and girls, chairs, slide, swing, merry-go-round, drinking water counter, blackboard, drawing books, non-toxic clay, chalk, charts, telephone, van/bus, driver, cleaner, first aid kit, crayons, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, walls painted with fruits, vegetables and cartoons, teachers.

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posted by racool (51)
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