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Little Acorns Daycare
Little Acorns Daycare will use calm pictures of its rooms, play ideas for home and quick replies to turn local parents on Facebook and Instagram into messages and visits, without ever showing a child's face or name unless a parent has agreed.
More messages and enquiries · Under 100 US dollars a month
Fix these first
Put the ages you take, your hours and a message button at the top of the Facebook page, so a parent knows in a moment whether you can help.
Agree a written photo consent form with every parent and keep a list of which children may appear anywhere, before the next post goes up.
Open a WhatsApp Business account with a greeting that asks which age group and which days a parent needs, and reply within the hours you state.
Your platforms, in order
Facebook 6 posts in 4 weeks · Photo posts, Short videos, Local group replies
It is where local parents swap recommendations and where they look at a page before they call.
Fix on your profile:
- Put your logo in the profile picture slot and a photo of the front door or garden as the cover.
- Write a bio that names the ages you care for, your hours and the area you serve.
- Add a Send Message button, your phone number and the website link.
- Switch on reviews and keep replies short and free of any child's name.
Instagram 4 posts in 4 weeks · Carousels, Reels, Stories
Parents scroll for the feel of a place, and rooms, shelves and artwork show it without showing a child.
Fix on your profile:
- Carry over the Facebook name and picture, so parents recognise you.
- Put your ages, hours and area in the bio with a prompt to message you.
- Link to the enquiry page on your website.
WhatsApp 2 posts in 4 weeks · Status updates, Quick replies
It suits a parent who wants a quick answer about hours and places before deciding to visit.
Fix on your profile:
- Set up WhatsApp Business with your hours and the ages you take.
- Write a greeting that asks which age group and which days the parent needs.
Your content pillars
Inside our rooms 30%
- The baby room set up for the morning with no children in the picture
- The story corner and the book of the week
- The garden before the children arrive
Play ideas for home 30%
- Rainy day play using things from the kitchen
- A song or rhyme to try in the car
Meet the team 20%
- Introducing the person who leads the baby room, with their permission
- What staff enjoy most about the morning routine
Places and visits 20%
- Places open in a room from a given month
- How a visit and a settling-in week work
Your 4-week posting calendar
Week 1
The baby room before the day begins
Our baby room is set up for the morning: soft mats, low shelves and a quiet corner for sleep. Parents often ask what a day looks like, so come and see it for yourself. Message us to arrange a time to visit.
Rainy day play at home
Four rainy day ideas for small children, with an adult close by: a tub of water and a sponge to squeeze, a muffin tin to fill with soft toys, a big box to hide in, a song to sing. Save this for the next wet afternoon, and message us to see how our days run.
Places in the toddler room
We have places in our [age group] room from [month]. Each day has time for play, stories and sleep, and for the garden when the weather allows. Call [phone] or message us to ask about a place.
Week 2
Ask us which room would suit
Not sure which room your child would join? Send us their age and the days you need, and we will tell you what we have and when you can come to look round. Reply here or call [phone].
The garden before the children arrive
A quiet look at our garden before the children arrive, ready for another day of digging, climbing and splashing. Time outdoors is part of every day. Message us to book a visit.
The story corner
The preschool story corner: a rug, a few soft toys and the book of the week. Reading together is the heart of our mornings. Message us to arrange a visit and see it in person.
Week 3
Meet the baby room leader
Meet [name], who leads our baby room. [Name] spends the first week helping each new family settle in at their own pace. Message us to arrange a visit and meet the team in person.
How we settle a new child
How we settle a new child: a short first visit with you, then a longer morning, then a full day when your child is ready. Swipe to see each step, and message us to plan yours.
After-school care
Collecting from school is hard when work runs late. Our after-school care gives older children a snack, play and a quiet corner until you arrive. Send us your school and the days you need, or call [phone].
Week 4
Questions to ask on any visit
Looking round a daycare soon? Ask how they settle new children, who looks after your child each day, what happens if a child is unwell and how you will hear about the day. We are happy to go through each one on a visit. Message us to arrange one.
The art wall
Our art wall this week: leaf printing and a lot of glitter. Every piece goes home when it is dry. Come and see the rooms for yourself: message us to arrange a visit.
Thank you to our parents
Thank you to the parents who left us kind words this month. Your messages mean a great deal to the whole team. If you are looking for a place, message us or call [phone] and we will arrange a visit.
Words in [square brackets] are for you to fill in, like a price or an offer.
Your hashtags
Your advert budget
The numbers to watch
New messages a week
Count messages on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, and note which age group each parent asks about.
Messages that become visits
Note how many parents who message go on to visit, and how many take a place.
Posts that bring questions
Check which posts a message follows and post more on those topics.
Local followers
Look at the area figures for your page each month to see whether parents nearby are watching.
Waiting time for a first reply
Time how long a parent waits for an answer and try to shorten it each month.
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