14+ Child Care Brochure Designs & Templates
No matter how parents would want to spend all their time with their children, soon or later, they will definitely need to work in order to provide for their family. This leads to the parents having to leave their children someplace while they work, and this place is referred to as a child care center.
Otherwise known as a daycare center, these serve mainly to watch over, care, and supervise children while the parents are away. If you are managing such a facility, feel free to use any of the downloadable child care brochure, day care brochure templates below to promote your business and services.
Daycare Bi-Fold Brochure Template
Daycare Tri-Fold Brochure Template
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Diana’s Daycare Bi-Fold Brochure Template
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Child Care Brochure Templates
Before we proceed to teach you how you’ll be able to design your own brochure, here are the child care brochure templates that you can download and use. These brochure templates are all high quality and were professionally-designed, and they will also allow you to edit them fully and easily.
Best Child Care Bifold Brochure
Free Child Care Bifold Brochure Template
Elements of a Good Child Care Brochure
One factor for ensuring the effectiveness of your brochure is the elements. They should be able to provide readers with what they need to know about the business while also being motivated to take the necessary action. Below is a list of the elements that should be found on your brochure, use this as your guide when adding your content.
1. Cover page: The first and foremost element in an advertisement brochure, regardless of the type and its purpose should be the cover page. This element serves to make an impression to the readers, and it also provides them with an idea of what is being advertised. Also, the cover page should indicate the name (and logo) of the facility.
2. Name of the facility: In relation to the facility’s logo and a name is on the cover page, it should also be seen on the other pages as well. As you may have known already, the business’ name is what sets them apart from their competitors, and it also serves as the business’ branding identity. With this element, it keeps readers reminded on who or what business they are dealing with.
3. A brief background of a facility: This element simply serves to narrate how the business came about, which is a plus for readers who wish to know more about the business before proceeding to avail of their services. When writing this element, make sure to keep it as brief as possible so as not to occupy too much of the brochure’s space.
4. Services offered: While the previous element was about providing readers with information on how the business was organized, this one is about telling them what the business can actually offer. In child care, the services can range from babysitting, preschool or early childhood education, and even home service caregiving. These should be enumerated and described in the most organized manner possible.
5. Organizational chart: Aside from simply mentioning the services that are offered in your facility, you should also acknowledge the people who are running the facility and those who are rendering the services. This is done through an organizational chart, and it indicates the names of the staff members and their designations.
6. Photos: A brochure that doesn’t have photos may seem enough, but it might actually end up looking dull and uninteresting, which is a risk that you shouldn’t take. In order for your brochure to look captivating, you should add in a few photos of the exterior aspect of your facility, and some capturing the staff rendering their services.
7. Location of a facility: There is a very likely chance that people who receive a copy of the brochure have no idea where the facility is located, and instead of having the prospect look for it themselves, you might as well indicate it on the brochure. The best way to do this is by indicating the street address of the facility, but you may also choose to include a small map to make it more convenient.
8. Contact details: A good brochure should also include the contact details of the facility. This way, if ever a reader wishes to make inquiries or clarifications, they can do it by simply calling the facility instead of having to go there right away. And when adding in the contact details, you shouldn’t settle with just the phone number, you should also include an email address, a social media page, or even a website.
Modern Bifold Child Care Brochure
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TLC Child Care Brochure Example
Steps to Designing an Awesome Child Care Brochure
Now that we’re done showing off the different brochure designs that we have gathered from the internet, here is a list of some easy to follow instructions on how you can efficiently design your child care brochure. Simply follow these instructions, and you’ll have nothing else to worry about.
1. Prepare your content: In order to make things go smoothly along the process, you will need to ensure that you have your content laid out beforehand. This way, you’ll already have an idea of what content to include in your brochure.
2. Choose a theme: The theme here refers to both the type and size of a brochure. You may refer to the lists below for the different types and sizes of brochures.
3. Download a child care brochure template: To make it easier on your part, you might as well download any of the brochure templates that we have shown you in this article. This way, you won’t have to start all the way from the bottom since templates already come with a design.
4. Edit the design on the template: As mentioned earlier, templates already come with a design and they are also fully editable. After downloading a template, the next step would be to edit its design and add the necessary content.
5. Proofread the content: Proofreading means ensuring that the content of your brochure is free from any misspelled words and grammatical errors, which is important for all marketing materials.
6. Print out your brochure: Once the content has been proofread, the last remaining step would be to print out copies of your child care brochure.
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Simple Tips for an Excellent Child Care Brochure Layout
To further make your process of designing brochures a lot easier, here is a list of some simple tips that you may or may not want to follow. These tips will provide more than just a stress-free design process, they can also help you out in making your brochure’s layout a lot more appealing.
- Apply colors, they bring life to a design.
- Don’t take white space for granted, they can greatly help in de-cluttering the layout.
- Use images sparingly.
Types of Brochures
There are various types of brochures to choose from, and they vary according to two factors—the number of folds and/or the way the brochure is folded. There are actually a lot more types than the one listed below, but we narrowed it down to just eight in order to avoid overwhelming and confusing those who are planning to make their own brochures.
1. Half-fold brochure: This type of brochure is quite similar to the next one on this list, but differs in the placement of its fold. The half-fold brochure has its fold right at the center of the material, and this results in having two equal halves or a total of four equal panels (two for each side).
2. Bi-fold brochure: As mentioned earlier, the half-fold is often considered synonymous with the bi-fold. However, not all bi-fold brochures have their fold right in the middle. Oftentimes, the fold of bi-fold brochures is slightly off-centered, and this is almost always for creative purposes only.
3. Tri-fold brochure: The tri-fold brochure type is a step up from the bi-fold in the sense that it has more folds and more panels. This allows you to write more content and be able to easily organize them into sections. The only limitation to this type is that because of the narrower width with its panels, you may need to take up more than just one panel for a single photo.
4. Z-fold brochure: The z-fold and the tri-fold are also quite similar to each other in the sense that it has the same number of folds and panels. The only difference between the two is the way the brochure is being folded. The z-fold brochure is folded in a zigzag manner which makes it resemble a letter Z, hence the name.
5. Accordion brochure: This is another type of brochure that involves a zigzag motion with its folds, but unlike the z-fold, the accordion brochure type has more folds and more panels. Usually, an accordion brochure will have three folds and a total of eight panels with equal widths (four panels for each side).
6. Roll-fold brochure: The last type of brochure on this list is the roll-fold, which may involve three or more panels, depending on the length or extent of the content. As the name suggests, this brochure type is folded in a rolling manner, which makes it very easy to fold and keep folded.
Sizes of Brochures
Aside from just the different types of brochures, there are also different sizes to choose from. The list below indicates those sizes according to millimeters and inches. When choosing a brochure size, be sure to choose one that enables you to write a lot of information while keeping the layout organized or uncluttered.
- A4 size: 210 × 297 mm or 8.27 × 11.69 inches
- A5 size: 148 × 210 mm or 5.83 × 8.27 inches
- A3 size: 297 × 420 mm or 11.69 × 16.54 inches
- Letter size: 8.5 × 11 inches
- Legal size: 8.5 x 14 inches
- Half letter size: 8.5 × 5.5 inches
- Tabloid size: 11 × 17 inches
FAQs about Brochures
Whether or not this is your first time making your own brochures, we know that you have a few concerns regarding brochures that have not yet been answered. While you can always use your browser’s search engine to find answers to those concerns, you can also refer to the FAQs provided below for those answers.
1. What is a brochure?
A brochure is a piece of advertising or marketing paper that is folded up to make it compact and easy to put inside the pocket.
2. How are brochures distributed?
They can either be sent through the mail, placed inside newspapers or magazines, or placed on top of counters and front desks of establishments.
Considering the fact that parents will have to temporarily leave their children under the care of people who are unrelated to them, there has to be a great deal of trust between you and them. This is why it is important for you to make a good impression, and these professional brochure templates are sure to do just that.
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