Tom Callahan
- Sep 29, 2021
- 2 min read

Flexible Child Care: A How-To Guide

Free one-on-one consulting on how to market, price and manage flexible care.

Flexible Childcare: A How to Guide

Last time we talked about why your center(s) should implement flexible, drop-in, and hourly care and today I want to take a moment to show you how, but first let me tell you my story.

I’m a multisite childcare center owner and Founder of Child Care Seer. I started Child Care Seer because I wanted an easy and effective software tool to manage flexible, drop-in, and hourly care at my centers.

I shopped and demoed Procare, Brightwheel, Smartcare, Hi Mama, and others but to my dismay, no tool offered the kind of features that we needed to manage flexible care at my centers.

So, as a software entrepreneur AND childcare center owner I decided to build a new innovative product – with the specific goal of effectively managing flexible care while improving on the existing capabilities of the industry leaders.

The key to effectively managing flexible care is found in Child Care Seer’s innovative design and extremely powerful dashboard and scheduling tool, giving Directors and Owners immediate insight into their current and future attendance, enrollment, ratios, and child and staff schedules.

Simply put, Child Care Seer is designed to help you manage flexible care and all aspects of your center – better.

For a limited time, I’ll be offering free, live, one-on-one consulting on how to market, price, and manage flexible care along with a demo of how to do so in Child Care Seer. You can register for that here.

Thanks for your time and I look forward to helping!

Yours in flexible childcare management,

Tom

Tom Callahan is a fellow childcare professional (the hands-on owner of two centers and the Founder of Child Care Seer, an innovative childcare software management company). He knows first-hand the challenges and opportunities that the industry faces and is passionate about developing technology to help child care professionals run more efficient centers.