Child Daycare
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Introduction
• Goal: Open a daycare in Toronto by
December 2024.
• Business Structure: Partnership.
• Key Points: Affordable, high-quality,
flexible childcare services aligning with
government subsidies.
• Market Opportunity: Shortage of daycare
spaces, rising demand, and government
fee reduction initiatives.
Market Opportunity
Childcare Shortage Government Support Gap in the Market
High demand due to Federal-provincial Extended hours,
dual-income families Child Care specialized programs
and population Agreement to reduce (STEM, bilingual
growth. fees to CAD 10/day education), and a
by 2026. shortage of licensed
spaces.
Location and
facility setup
A few crucial requirements and factors need to be
taken into account while choosing a space for a Day
care
1. centre:
Size and Layout 5. Security
2. Safety Requirements 6. Parking and
3. Accessibility Transportation
4. Outside area 7. Residential Areas
License and Regulations for Child day care
business
• A few typical licenses, permissions, and laws that might be relevant while opening a day-
care are as follows:
• Unlicensed day-care centres
• Home child care centre and licensed day-care agencies
• Providers of in-home care and child care who work from home and are supervised by a
registered organisation
• It is not relevant for:
• Relatives that provide care for kids.
• nannies or babysitters who are not supervised by a licensed agency, to look after their
children in their homes.
• Camps, and private schools for kids four years old and over.
License and Regulations for Child day care
business
1. In total, there are 29 licensing activities involved in starting a childcare centre.
2. To start a business - 5
3. Managing and operating - 5
4. Business and professional services - 1
5. Serving, selling, exporting, importing - 1
6. Construction, development and zoning - 11
7. Electrical, plumbing, heating, pools, etc. - 4
8. Vehicles, watercraft and aircraft - 1
9. Dangerous goods and waste - 1
[Link] resources – 1
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Service Offering
1. Personalised Learning Plans 6. Flexible Hours
2. Wellness programs 7. Onsite facilities
3. Food Experiences 8. Onsite Supplies
4. Staff 9. Safety Parameters
5. Extracurricular Activities and events [Link] Engagement Services
Innovative factor to be considered :
Network that makes learning more individualised and involves parents/guardians so that kids feel
connected even when they're far away, giving them the best start in life. Throughout the day, parents
and guardians can receive real-time updates, images, and videos from the educators on the network.
In order to support the learning occurring at home, families can also document and share their child's
accomplishments and activities with their child's teachers.
Service Offering
• Full-day childcare (0-5 years)
Core Services • Before/after school programs (up to age 12)
Specialized Programs STEM learning, bilingual education.
Extended Hours Early drop-off and late pick-up for working
parents.
Daily Routine
Morning Activities Mid-Morning Lunch Time
Arrival, breakfast, free Structured learning Healthy meal served.
playtime. sessions (STEM activities,
early literacy).
Nap Time Afternoon End of Day
Quiet time for rest and Interactive sessions (art, Snack, pickup time, brief
rejuvenation. craft, physical activities), reports to parents.
outdoor play.
Learning Programs
Kindergarten readiness, reading and language
Early Literacy development activities.
Hands-on experiments, puzzles, and exploration to
STEM Activities stimulate curiosity in science, technology, engineering,
and math.
Creative projects to enhance fine motor skills and
Art & Crafts artistic expression.
Healthy
Meals
• Meal Preparation: Onsite chef preparing meals
according to Canada’s Food Guide.
• Special Dietary Needs: Options available for
dietary restrictions and cultural requirements.
• Sample Menu: Balanced meals with fruits,
vegetables, proteins, and grains.
Safety Measures
Childproof Spaces Emergency Procedures Staff Training
Secure play areas, age- Fire drills, first-aid kits, Regular background checks,
appropriate safety secure entry and exit points. CPR and first-aid
installations. certification, ongoing
training.
Outdoor
Play
• Play Areas: Safe, age-appropriate
equipment for physical activity.
• Activities: Organized games, exploration,
and nature-based learning.
• Safety: Supervision, safety checks, and
equipment maintenance.
Parent
Communication
Daily Reports Parent-Teacher Meetings Real-Time Updates
Updates on Regular parent-teacher Photos and videos
child’s meetings to discuss shared through a secure
activities, child’s progress and network for ongoing
meals, and address concerns. parent engagement.
behavior.
Unique Offering:
Competitive • Flexible hours for working parents.
• Focus on specialized learning
Advantage programs.
• Onsite wellness, extracurriculars,
real-time updates for parents.
Compliance: Licensed, regulated,
and safety-certified daycare.
Financial Overview
Startup Cost Projected Revenue Profitability
CAD 180,000 CAD 720,000 by mid- Net profit of CAD
(facility, renovation, 2025 with 50 270,000 in the first
equipment). children. year.
Conclusion
1. High market demand, strong government
support.
2. Opportunity for rapid growth and profitability.
3. Positive impact on families and community well-
being.
