by Hopping In Blog | May 2, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, General
It’s one thing to know that you are doing your best with your daycare. It’s another to see people appreciating it. And even when it’s a good change, it takes time to implement and explain it. That’s why good daycare feedback matters....
by Hopping In Blog | May 2, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, General
You know how daycare works: your center provides a safe and fun place for the children to wait for their parents’ arrival from work. But there is more to it, especially if you want to make your daycare run smoothly (and at optimal levels). That’s where...
by Hopping In Blog | Mar 12, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, Drop In Daycare, General
As a daycare center owner one of the fundamental questions you face is what kids and families you want at your school. Potential parents who seek out your daycare center online, in person, over the phone or by word of mouth translate into future full classrooms. When...
by Hopping In Blog | Mar 11, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, Daily Tasks, Daycare Checklists, Daycare Safety, Daycare Software, General
As a part of our childcare management software review series, today we will be taking a look at Kinderlime. For all our talk of how important it is to get information, we easily forget that what matters even more is getting the right information. Fortunately,...
by Hopping In Blog | Mar 6, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, Daycare Advertising, Daycare Checklists, Daycare Marketing, General
Forget what you have been told: web design isn’t just for computer whizzes. In fact, as an owner, it’s best to roll up your sleeves and get right in there. Even if you opted for a designer who will write all of the code, consider your website an extension of yourself...
by Hopping In Blog | Mar 2, 2018 | Building Relationships with Parents in Daycare, Daily Tasks, Daycare Center Orientation, Daycare Checklists, General
As daycare owners, we know that we are doing our best. The trick is in making parents see the same. Putting your trust in other people when it comes to your children is a big step, so it shouldn’t be surprising that parents have a lot of questions. From absence...
