🖥️Opening a Daycare in the Bay Area: What You Need to Know (WBC 03/24/25)

Are you an aspiring childcare provider, early childhood educator, or entrepreneur looking to enter the childcare industry?

Thinking about starting a childcare business in the Bay Area? Whether you want to open a home daycare or a licensed childcare center, this 1-hour session will guide you through the essential steps, including licensing and regulations, business planning, and marketing.

By the end of this session, you’ll have a clear roadmap to launch your childcare business and access the resources you need to succeed.

Children’s Council Certified Facilitator: Yvelise A. Cabral.

Yvelise A. Cabral is the owner of Y.A.C., Early Education Services, LLC. Yvelise is a Spanish Bilingual/Bicultural Early Childhood Educator with over 20 years of experience in the field. She brings extensive experience and holds a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education, along with a Bachelor’s degree in Child and Adolescent Development from San Francisco State University. Yvelise specializes in Business-to-Business Practices, fostering meaningful and sustainable partnerships with entities serving the under-five population in center- and home-based child care and early education settings. Y.A.C.’s consultation and coaching services cover a broad spectrum of essential professional services, ensuring that each child, family, and facility can reach their highest potential. They prioritize creating quality, optimal, and equitable child care environments with an intentional focus on desired outcomes.

Our training is open to all entrepreneurs.

All clients must register for classes via your client portal account. Here’s how you can do it.
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All clients must complete an interest form and attend orientation before signing up for classes.

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