Annual Training and Readiness Retainers

Bring the readiness work into one coordinated plan.

Combine staff training, an annual readiness review, and certification tracking in one 12-month service package.

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Tier 1

Essential Care

1–9 staff

$1,450 paid annually

Or $145/month for 12 months

Monthly plan total: $1,740 annually

On-site group training
One on-site Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED group session for up to 9 staff.
Emergency preparedness
One Basic Emergency Readiness Review.
Certification tracking
12 months of tracking with 30/60/90-day expiration reminders.
New-hire documentation support
Record review and tracking setup for up to 3 new hires per quarter.
Facility resources
Laminated staff quick-reference guides.
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Tier 2

Comprehensive Care

10–20 staff

$2,450 paid annually

Or $245/month for 12 months

Monthly plan total: $2,940 annually

On-site group training
One on-site Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED group session for up to 20 staff.
Emergency preparedness
One Gold Emergency Readiness Review, including a virtual tabletop exercise.
Certification tracking
12 months of priority tracking with 30/60/90-day reminders and a renewal action plan.
New-hire documentation support
Ongoing record review and tracking updates for replacement hires within the 20-staff roster limit.
Facility resources
Laminated staff quick-reference guides.
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New-hire support covers certification documentation and tracking. Additional certification classes, make-up sessions, and training beyond the included group session are quoted separately. Monthly plans require a 12-month commitment.

Reminder timing depends on when complete records are received. The center provides updated certificates, roster changes, and current contact details.

This Week’s Texas Child Care Readiness Tip

Hygiene & Health

  • Wash hands frequently: Require staff and children to wash hands upon arrival, before and after eating, and after diaper changes or outdoor play.
  • Disinfect daily: Sanitize high-touch surfaces like toys, tables, door handles, and bathrooms daily using labeled, child-safe cleaning solutions.
  • Manage food allergies: Label all bottles and food clearly, keep written allergy plans on hand, and ensure staff are trained to administer epinephrine if needed.

Designed around your center

Start with what needs attention now.

Every child care center has its own space, staffing rhythm, and readiness priorities. Book a complimentary 15-minute Facility Safety and Readiness Consultation to discuss your center’s needs and the next steps.

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