The Baby Class Expert

Your Baby Class Start Plan

If you’ve decided you want to start your own independent baby classes but your head is full of names, venues, equipment, training, Instagram and about 47 other things, this is for you.

I’m going to ask you a few questions about what you want to create, what you already know and where you are now. Then I’ll tell you what I’d concentrate on next.

No score. No “you’re not ready”. Just a sensible place to start.

About 3 minutes.

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First, why do you want to do this?

There’s no right answer. I just want you to put into words what you’re hoping this business will give you.

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What would you like this business to give you?

If it worked exactly as you hope, what would your working life look like?

Days a week
Monthly income after business expenses

Anything else it needs to give you? Optional

3 of 10

Tell me a little about you.

What do you do now, and what experience, qualifications or knowledge do you think might be useful when starting your baby class business?

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How clear are you about the classes you want to create?

5 of 10

When would you ideally like to run your first class?

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Now, the business bit.

How far have you got with the numbers?

And how well do you know what’s already happening in your local baby class market?

7 of 10

Let’s think about the babies themselves.

Imagine you’re planning an activity for babies aged around 2–4 months. Which of these is closest to how you’d approach it?

8 of 10

How visible is the business so far?

Have you decided on a business name?

Have you started building an audience?

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What have you budgeted to get started?

Roughly is absolutely fine.

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Last one. Where are you right now?

Your plan

Your Baby Class Start Plan

Here’s where I’d start