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Running Head: BUSINESS COMMUNICATION                    1
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION                                3
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Executive Summary
In order to run Childcare Wonderland LLC, Anita Rodrigues is in charge. Childcare Wonderland LLC has a high number of child departures. Aggressive pricing is also a concern for Anita. Setting yourself apart from other home childcare facilities and centres is crucial in the parenting industry. In this case, Anita is up against a single local day-care facility. Because of these concerns, Childcare Wonderland LLC has a high turnover rate, according to research. Buying prepared at home frozen meals for children. It contains all of the essential vitamins and nutrients that children require.
Also they were being unable to communicate verbally with loved ones. Doing jobs with children under the age of two should be avoided at all costs. If Wonderland is to remain a hit on the current teaching prices, it has to include at least some of these options, if not all of them. Instead of buying ready-to-eat meals, consider cooking your own from scratch. To communicate with households, a healthcare app must be used. Regular verbal contact with family members is required. Needs to follow a lesson plan and work with children 2 and older at least once each week.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary    2
Introduction    4
The opportunity    4
The current situation    5
Key success factors    5
Analysis of alternatives    6
Strategic solution options    6
Benefits and risks of strategic solution option    7
Home cooked, high quality meals    7
Childcare App    8
Curriculum    8
Final recommendation    9
References    10
Introduction
A private circle of relative’s day-care domestic in St. Petersburg, Florida, Childcare Wonderland LLC is a limited liability company. In February of 1995, Anita, the proprietor, opened the doors of her home to a number of different families. Anita has watched themselves in a competitive environment with a variety of day-care homes and childcare centres over the course of the year. As time has progressed, Anita has watched herself struggling to keep up with the demands of day-care centres. Anita saw herself sinking at the rear of the group and approached us for assistance.
In the last six months, she has had a few of children leave Childcare Wonderland under her supervision. Among our recommendations is that they assess the current situation, identify the important accomplishment factors of childcare facilities, and present strategic response alternatives to parents.
The opportunity
When families look at home daycares, it is possible that they're looking for a setting that seems familiar and comfortable. Their children will be required to spend a minimum of eight hours every morning in this residence. Childcare Wonderland performs a good job of catering to the nutritional needs of all of the children (Carvalho, Wong & Miranda-Ribeiro, 2018). The refrigerator at her home, on the other hand, is loaded with frozen lunch and breakfast. Daybreak, lunchtime, and refreshments are no longer available at the majority of institutions. The children are in charge of delivering their meals.
When a person packs a dinner, it is no longer a hot, home-cooked meal, as was once the case. In the past, parents have said that they "have been content to spend a little bit more for home childcare owing to the fact that they are receiving better, best meals." Bagels or Eggo waffles, yoghurt, and fruit are included with Wonderland Childcare's breakfasts on weekdays with a fruit limit (Murray, 2022). Lunches consist of frozen pizzas, frozen veggies, frozen chicken, frozen corn dogs, and other frozen foods, among other things. Goldfish are available for snacking on certain days.
The current situation
All children enrolled in day-care need regular, nutritious meals, snacks, and water (drinks). Promoting the physical fitness of children is a crucial component of providing the quality day-care. It is critical that children in foster care get nutritional meals and have positive mealtime experiences that are both enjoyable and educational. A small number of children in foster care may not get enough amounts of some key dietary components, according to research.
Regardless of whether or not meals are served, all childcare facilities have a legal requirement to sell vitamins that are appropriate for the children in their care (Seward et al., 2018). Childcare centres, as well as its staff, must be knowledgeable about hygienic requirements, nutritional recommendations for children, and food safety regulations.
Key success factors
Anita used to have a secret Facebook profile for all of her current parents, which she later deleted. Since a few years, she has begun to enable her relatives to post on her Facebook account (Barnes et al., 2020). After discovering that her Facebook group was growing in popularity, her parents...