Daycare Forms
Infant Daily Report
Free daycare forms will make running your own in-home daycare much easier.
Simply select the form that works the best for you... print... and use!
This is my collection of infant daily report forms. These forms are not required but are popular with parents as they can see at a glance what type of day their child had.
Parents like to know how much their baby is eating, how often they are being changed and how well they have slept.
Included are areas to list every feeding, diaper change and naps.
Look at each form carefully. Some include both bottle and solid feedings while another only includes bottles. Some have space to let parents know that supplies are needed, others do not. Simply use the form that you feel the most comfortable using.
NOTE: All of the printable forms are intended for personal non-commercial use only. Daycare providers are welcome to print in quantity as needed. Just click on the form of your choice to be taken to the printable PDF file. You’ll need to have Adobe installed on your computer to see and print the files. If you don’t have it, you can get it free at get.adobe.com/reader/
Daycare Forms - Infant Daily Report Forms
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This is a nice general form that is easy to fill out. Includes spaces for all bottle feedings, diaper changes and nap times. Just cut in half - two forms per page. |
For baby boys:
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This is the most complete infant daily report. Includes areas for both bottle and solid feedings, diaper changes and naps. Also includes area for type of mood they were in, what they participated in and supplies that are needed. |
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Print once... cut down the middle...and you are set for two days! A simpler form that includes bottles and diaper changes. Space for supplies needed also. |
For baby girls:
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This is the most complete infant daily report. Includes areas for both bottle and solid feedings, diaper changes and naps. Also includes area for type of mood they were in, what they participated in and supplies that are needed. |
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Print once... cut down the middle...and you are set for two days! A simpler form that includes bottles and diaper changes. Space for supplies needed also. |
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See my START A DAYCARE page for home daycare articles...
- Daycare Licensing Requirements
- Are you the right person for the job?
- What type of daycare is right for you?
- Planning your own unique daycare
- Choosing a Business name
For more helpful articles, take a peek into the DAYCARE TIPS area.
Find articles on:
- Advice to New Providers
- Making a Child's First Day go Smoothly
- Potty Training
- Guidance Issues
- Keeping Daycare Parents Happy
- and MUCH more...
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Fun Activities for Kids:
- Project Ideas using Crayons/Markers
- Toddler/Preschool Lotto/Matching Games
- Picnic Ideas
- Homemade Musical Instruments
- Making Sandwiches Fun
- Bubble Activities
- Easy Music Activities
