Daycare Flyer Templates

Tips to get you started on designing, printing & promoting your Daycare Flyers

How to make a daycare flyer?

When creating a daycare flyer, your goal should be to design a flyer that immediately captures the trust of parents and the imaginations of their children. To accomplish that goal, you need to gather together all your inputs - your logo, high-quality images (with permission, of course), call to action (CTA - what you want the reader to DO), and original content that highlights both the fun and quality of the care you provide. You’ll also need to have a solid grasp on your branding strategy. Then, look through our catalog of daycare flyer templates to find the right flyer for you. Apply your signature (fun!) color scheme, replace all sample images and text with your own, and update the title to reflect your CTA. Highlight your qualifications and any other details that set your daycare apart from the pack. Make sure your contact information is clear. Include your web address or a QR code that takes the reader there directly. If it helps to tell your story, you can also change up the fonts used and insert shapes, arrows, icons, and more easily. Once you’re satisfied that your flyer is both fun and compelling, have another set of eyes give it a onceover to ensure that it reads well and is error-free. Finally, order top-notch prints from us or any other printer you like (including your own!).

What to put on your daycare flyer?

Deciding what to include in your daycare flyer is actually a lot less complicated than it might seem. If you find yourself struggling, simply change your perspective from provider to parent. What would you like to see from a potential care provider if you were in their shoes? In addition to contact information, location, and price, the two biggest questions you’ll want to answer are: “Are they qualified/Will my children be safe?” and “Will my children learn, grow, and be happy?” Beginning with the first, you need to find a way to share your qualifications, certifications, and experience in snapshot form. Pick the highlights, then fit them into a bulleted list in a call-out box or make them stand out in your own way. You may want to share your staff to child ratio, your years of childcare experience, first aid/CPR certifications, and any early childhood degrees you or your staff hold. Tackling the second question is a bit more subjective. Sometimes pictures can “say” more than words ever could, so consider including photos of children in your care on field trips to the zoo, playing games outside, and doing art projects. As with any use of an image in your marketing, make sure that you have the parents’ permission before using photos of their kiddos. You can also include a brief list or description of the fun and educational activities those in your care participate in and make it stand out in another call-out box or unique font. To maximize the impact of your flyer, you should also include your web address or a QR code that links there in order to provide more detailed information to prospective clients (while minimizing clutter on your flyer).