Hosted by The Daycare Sisters · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 39 episodes
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Running a home daycare is isolating, exhausting, and a lot harder than anyone admits, especially when you can’t afford to quit. The Daycare Sisters Podcast, hosted by two sisters with 30+ years of real in-home daycare experience, says the things you think but never say out loud so you can stop beating yourself up and feel less alone in this job.
The Daycare Sisters hosts The Daycare Sisters, a kids show with 39 episodes published.
In this episode we cover how to balance a home daycare with family life without burning out, from simplifying meals to setting closing policies. We also get real about why almost nobody feels like they know what they're
In this episode, we talk with Rush, owner of Poppins Daycare in New Orleans, about running a legally unlicensed, infant-only home daycare. We cover what it's like to move from Malaysia to start a daycare business, why sh
In this episode, we get honest about the year we couldn't get it together. We talk burnout, mental load, brain fog, longer hours, and the pressure to do it all as a home daycare provider. If you run a home daycare or fam
Running a home daycare is one thing. Running one while raising twins, managing a first responder husband’s schedule, and figuring out policies as you go? That’s a whole different conversation. In this episode, Brandee si
In this episode, Brandee and Erin get personal about their hysterectomies - one sister had hers in 2022 and the other is heading into surgery the day after this recording. They cover years of being dismissed by doctors b
In this episode, Brandee interviews Courtney, a legally unlicensed home daycare provider in Wisconsin who has built a large following as a daycare content creator. They cover what legally unlicensed care actually means,
In this episode we talk about what summer really looks like when you run a home daycare, from weaning kids off naps to saying goodbye to families and finding free things to do.If you run a home daycare, a family child ca
Brandee sits down with Krista, "Krista the babysitter," who left center work after years of burnout to run her own in-home daycare, where she now earns more and chooses her own families, hours, and rules. https://www.fac
We cover how to manage multi-age groups in a home daycare — infants, toddlers, and preschoolers all at once — including how to set up your space, plan around the babies, and teach different ages at the same table. If you
Brandee talks with Emily, a family daycare provider in Australia, about what home-based childcare looks like outside the United States.Emily shares how she started her family daycare, what licensing and provider support
In this episode, we reflect on 20 episodes of The Daycare Sisters Podcast, why we started it, and how isolating home daycare can feel.We talk about provider loneliness, building community, what surprised us about podcast
Brandee talks with Alexa about running a licensed home daycare completely out of her basement. Alexa shares how her basement daycare setup helps keep her family space separate, gives the children a dedicated childcare ar
Jenn has been doing daycare since 1998, and she shares what decades in home daycare have taught her about staffing, licensing, parent communication, winter weather closures, burnout, boundaries, and running a child care
In this episode of the Daycare Sisters Podcast, Brandee talks with Cattie, a home daycare provider who grew up in her mother’s daycare before eventually taking over the business herself. Cattie shares the emotional story
Infant daycare spots are hard to find, and in this episode, we talk about why. We cover why providers can’t always hold or open spots, how home daycare ratios and licensing limits affect availability, and what parents ma
In this episode of The Daycare Sisters Podcast, Brandy talks with Danielle, a mom of three in Richmond, Virginia, who is leaving a 15-year corporate HR career to open her own home daycare. Danielle shares what led her to
We break down exactly how new daycare providers can find their first families—even if you’re starting with no clients, no reputation, and no referrals. We cover simple, realistic strategies that actually work—from yard s
We talk with Megan, a former kindergarten teacher who turned burnout and motherhood into starting her own home daycare business. In this episode, we get into the real experience of running an in-home daycare—what it actu
We break down the real differences between home daycare and child care centers, including cost, flexibility, scheduling, and what actually matters when choosing care. If you’re a parent or daycare provider, this episode
We talk with a former police officer who hit burnout and made a life-changing decision... starting a home daycare. She shares what burnout really felt like, how she made the leap into childcare, and how she eventually fo
Krista
family law attorney and child advocate · swaggerinstitute.com
1 appearance on this show
Emily
Cal State Long Beach President's Ambassador · The Rooted Vine
1 appearance on this show
Alexa
Peer Support Specialist · Amazon
1 appearance on this show
Jenn
Doctor of Chiropractic · Teacher Lunch
1 appearance on this show
Danielle
sexpert · Dermatouch Aesthetics
1 appearance on this show
Megan
certified breathwork facilitator · Rawcology
1 appearance on this show
Alexis
Spanish to English translator · none
1 appearance on this show
Anne
Pastor · LCF Law
1 appearance on this show
Jacque
English Your Second Language · The Travel Hour
1 appearance on this show
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