WANT A BUSINESS WHERE YOU CAN BE AT HOME RAISING YOUR OWN CHILDREN AND MAKING A SUBSTANTIAL INCOME FOR YOUR FAMILY?
This was me, back in 2009 when the economy was falling apart...
My husband was self-employed in sales, and he was doing his best, but wasn't sure we were going to be able to keep paying our bills. AND...we had just had our third baby! Ugh. It was very stressful.
I had been a scientist, and a public school science teacher before having our first daughter. But it was super important to both of us to keep our young children at home.
So...we had to come up with a way for me to help out that would work with having small children at home.
This was when i decided to look into opening up my own preschool!
I mean, my oldest child was already in preschool by this time...and while her preschool was ok, I kept thinking of ways that it could be even better.
I knew I LOVED kids! AND I already was a credentialed teacher.
So, I decided to go for it. Honestly, I felt like there was one of those "quiet voices" nudging me to give it a try.
At the time, it was a leap of faith. And I won't lie - since I wanted to create my own curriculum that was the best of everything out there, I didn't sleep much for a couple years. (Not to mention I had littles at home, too. Who really sleeps a ton with young children anyway, right?!)
I definitely poured my heart and soul into my "preschool business baby." Now, I've been doing it for over 10 years. I've definitely learned what works...and what doesn't!
That's why I want to share everything I have learned with you.
With my help, you can skip to the good part. And hopefully get a lot more sleep - ha!!
I knew I LOVED kids! AND I already was a credentialed teacher.
So, I decided to go for it. Honestly, I felt like there was one of those "quiet voices" nudging me to give it a try.
At the time, it was a leap of faith. And I won't lie - since I wanted to create my own curriculum that was the best of everything out there, I didn't sleep much for a couple years. (Not to mention I had littles at home, too. Who really sleeps a ton with young children anyway, right?!)
I definitely poured my heart and soul into my "preschool business baby." Now, I've been doing it for over 10 years. I've definitely learned what works...and what doesn't!
That's why I want to share everything I have learned with you.
With my help, you can skip to the good part. And hopefully get a lot more sleep - ha!!
OK, so let's get started!
first things first - The Most Important Requirement to Opening Your Own Preschool:
You Absolutely MUST Love Children!!
Does that sound like you???
(If NOT, then please close this page. This will ABSOLUTELY NOT work if you don't LOVE kids.)
However, if you answered YES, I am so excited to show you how to successfully develop an award-winning preschool program of your own! As long as you LOVE kids, I can teach you the rest!!
You don't even need to be a credentialed teacher to have a preschool in your home. All you need is to love kids and be willing to learn.
It's a wonderful job that can allow you to make a substantial income while working from home and raising your own children. Don't give up those precious years when your children are little to someone else caring for them! You can NEVER get that time back.
And more GOOD NEWS: you do not need to live in poverty just to be at home with them. Woohoo!!!
(Now of course, I must give the disclaimer that I cannot guarantee anyone's income. What you get out of this will absolutely depend on what you put into it.)
I am excited to share the best SOLUTION with you mama!
If you love kids, want to work from home, and need to find a way to help support your family with substantial income, then this could be the answer you have been searching for!
One of the many wonderful things about this business is that you won't be stuck staring at a screen or on your phone all the time...which could leave you having to ignore your precious little ones that you fought so hard to stay home with in the first place.
In this business, your children get to participate, too!
(If NOT, then please close this page. This will ABSOLUTELY NOT work if you don't LOVE kids.)
However, if you answered YES, I am so excited to show you how to successfully develop an award-winning preschool program of your own! As long as you LOVE kids, I can teach you the rest!!
You don't even need to be a credentialed teacher to have a preschool in your home. All you need is to love kids and be willing to learn.
It's a wonderful job that can allow you to make a substantial income while working from home and raising your own children. Don't give up those precious years when your children are little to someone else caring for them! You can NEVER get that time back.
And more GOOD NEWS: you do not need to live in poverty just to be at home with them. Woohoo!!!
(Now of course, I must give the disclaimer that I cannot guarantee anyone's income. What you get out of this will absolutely depend on what you put into it.)
I am excited to share the best SOLUTION with you mama!
If you love kids, want to work from home, and need to find a way to help support your family with substantial income, then this could be the answer you have been searching for!
One of the many wonderful things about this business is that you won't be stuck staring at a screen or on your phone all the time...which could leave you having to ignore your precious little ones that you fought so hard to stay home with in the first place.
In this business, your children get to participate, too!
are you Ready to learn How to get started with your own preschool?
Here are the basics you will need to begin:
#1 ~ One/Two Kid-Friendly Rooms in Your House (2 are nice!)
These rooms can be used for family activities when preschool is NOT in class.
I use what would be my living room and dining room - these are often not well used rooms in many houses. Plus, our living room was mostly a playroom when my kids were tiny anyway - so it wasn't a big deal :) I share all the details with you of my own layout in my training, plus will discuss specifics of your situation, too!
Yes, you have to share part of your house, but doing an in-home preschool keeps overhead down, so you can keep class sizes small for better individual attention.
*And, if you have young children of your own, they will love the extra kid-friendly additions! Mine did!
#2 ~ A Safe Area in Your Yard, or a Very Nearby Public Park
We have a fenced in backyard without a pool or anything super dangerous, so this wasn't too hard. I did eventually build a larger sandbox, and we did buy a nice play structure...but these aren't required. To get started, you could find some great outside items on Craigslist, etc. I give lots of great specific ideas in my training.
#3 ~ Get State Licensing as Required
Don't worry, this isn't as scary as it sounds! Google is your friend here. This is a home daycare license (since you will be using your home) - even though you will NOT be doing the crazy hours of a daycare! You pretty much just have to pass a background check and make sure your home is safe for littles. It really isn't hard, but it can take a while (like several months). So, get started asap. If you join my training, I will help you navigate all the specifics for your location.
Just think: baby-proofing, and you will be good to go!
#4 ~ Toys, Books, and Craft Supplies
If you have your own children, you may already have a LOT of these things in your home. I know we did. To add more, you can visit garage sales, look on Craigslist, and check for "freecycle" type websites and groups near you. Of course, as you have more income, you will want to choose specific toys, etc, that are best for groups of kids. I share my very most favorite in my training.
#5 ~ A Planned Out Curriculum for the First Couple Months
You definitely want to have a plan for your days! I recommend having chunks of time for inside/outside play, circle learning, snack, art/science, music, story, handwriting, etc...depending on the age of the kids you will have in your preschool class. I like to have different classes for different ages so it is easier to plan appropriate activities, but you don't have to do it that way. The challenging thing about planning when you are new, is that often things end up going differently with real children than you may expect. So...if you are new to this, I recommend just planning out a couple months to start.
You can get my complete, day-by-day plans through my training if you don't want to plan it all out on your own.
I share some of my favorite ideas on my YouTube channel, as well as on this site such as my FAVORITE BOOKS, HOW TO TEACH LETTERS, and MUCH MORE (see links under Preschool Resources above).
Here are a couple YouTube videos to get you started:
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Circle Time Preschool Songs:
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Getting Children's Attention:
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of course, you can get all of my exact plans in my complete "best new preschool" training so you can skip the sleepless nights
now, you may be thinking...this all sounds pretty good, but won't it be hard to have kids at my house all the time???
Good news!
You will be opening a preschool and NOT a daycare.
Yes, home daycares are a great service...but they require a LOT of hours.
For preschool, I recommend beginning with 2 and 3 day classes at only 3 hours each. This is a great set up for the kids and families, and for you!
By keeping it down to limited days and hours, kids (and teachers) won't get burned out and you can keep the costs reasonable for families.
Plus, this allows you to make a substantial income while keeping your services affordable.
Of course, you can offer the option of more days, or longer days...but you can still keep it to school hours and calendars. This means you can have the same schedule as your children once they are school age.
Families like to have the same holidays amongst kids, and this will make it easier to find quality assistant teachers too.
After all, you need to take care of yourself, so you can be an AMAZING, HAPPY teacher!
You will be opening a preschool and NOT a daycare.
Yes, home daycares are a great service...but they require a LOT of hours.
For preschool, I recommend beginning with 2 and 3 day classes at only 3 hours each. This is a great set up for the kids and families, and for you!
By keeping it down to limited days and hours, kids (and teachers) won't get burned out and you can keep the costs reasonable for families.
Plus, this allows you to make a substantial income while keeping your services affordable.
Of course, you can offer the option of more days, or longer days...but you can still keep it to school hours and calendars. This means you can have the same schedule as your children once they are school age.
Families like to have the same holidays amongst kids, and this will make it easier to find quality assistant teachers too.
After all, you need to take care of yourself, so you can be an AMAZING, HAPPY teacher!
Now, you might be wondering...how do I find clients who want to come to my school?
Just because you build it, doesn't mean they will necessarily come.
To begin with, I highly recommend making a website. Nowadays, most people don't really believe a business is "real" without a website. Plus, it's a great way to share all the details with prospective families. (I like to use Weebly.)
Along with your website, you'll want to create a business email address (Google is great for this). As for a phone, your mobile number is fine.
Next, start telling everyone you know! By sharing with local friends and family, they can help tell people, too. Share by mouth and on social media.
Do you belong to online parenting groups? If not, be sure to go on Facebook and join. When people ask about preschools, you can let them know about yours.
Make flyers and post them in places where families with young kids will likely visit. Bulletin boards, parks, libraries, etc are all great places to start.
I share some specifics and many other great ways to get clients in my "Best New Preschool" training, too - in case you are looking for more help.
Just because you build it, doesn't mean they will necessarily come.
To begin with, I highly recommend making a website. Nowadays, most people don't really believe a business is "real" without a website. Plus, it's a great way to share all the details with prospective families. (I like to use Weebly.)
Along with your website, you'll want to create a business email address (Google is great for this). As for a phone, your mobile number is fine.
Next, start telling everyone you know! By sharing with local friends and family, they can help tell people, too. Share by mouth and on social media.
Do you belong to online parenting groups? If not, be sure to go on Facebook and join. When people ask about preschools, you can let them know about yours.
Make flyers and post them in places where families with young kids will likely visit. Bulletin boards, parks, libraries, etc are all great places to start.
I share some specifics and many other great ways to get clients in my "Best New Preschool" training, too - in case you are looking for more help.
Are you feeling excited, but a bit overwhelmed? Not to worry!!
If you know this is something you want to do, but would love help from someone who has already figured all the details out... I have some great news!
I am going to be offering individual, personalized training to a SELECT handful of moms who want to learn my secrets. So... you, too, can start a business from home that can not only help pay the bills, but you can absolutely enjoy WITH your own kids.
If this sounds like something you would like, I would encourage you to apply NOW to be trained by me before all the spaces are taken.
I still run my own preschool and have 3 kids, so I have a limited amount of time - and I want to be sure each person can succeed! Spaces are VERY limited - be sure to apply ASAP.
So many work from home jobs have you staring at a computer, or on the phone, so you end up having to IGNORE your own children. That is NO WAY to enjoy your time with them. Opening up a preschool, is an AMAZING solution.
By opening up your own preschool, you can have the best of BOTH worlds. And don't worry, it is absolutely NOT the same as running a daycare. This is a job you can easily do part time or full time - you get to pick your days & hours!
Be sure to sign up below to apply for my complete training so you don't miss this wonderful opportunity. I can only take on a handful of women to mentor at this time (sorry, but I still have kids, too), so don't wait to apply!
Would you like someone who's already figured out the ins and outs of running a successful preschool to help you start yours so you don't have to struggle?
If so, be sure to sign up for more details on how to apply for my "Best New Preschool" training program below NOW:
If so, be sure to sign up for more details on how to apply for my "Best New Preschool" training program below NOW:
