Site map
Everything on naplogapp.com, in one list
Six published pages and nine sections of the home page. Each line says where the link goes and what you will find when you get there.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product story: the evening paperwork problem, how a NapLog day works, features, results, pricing and the contact form.
- AuthorWho writes and maintains NapLog, what he learned in family child care homes, and the standards this site is held to.
- Site mapThis page, a human readable index of everything published on the site.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- NapLog compared with the other child care appsNapLog is built for the provider who is also counted in ratio, so these comparisons are about program size and daily habits rather than feature counts.
- NapLog vs BrightwheelBrightwheel is built for programs that want one broad platform across the whole operation, while NapLog is built for the provider who needs naps, meals, diapers and incidents finished before pickup.
- NapLog vs Procare SolutionsProcare Solutions is long established software oriented toward administering a center, while NapLog is oriented toward the daily care record that a parent reads at pickup and a licensor reads at a file review.
- NapLog vs LillioLillio, formerly HiMama, comes at child care through documenting early learning and sharing it with families, while NapLog comes at it through the care and compliance record that a licensor pulls first.
- Free calculators for home daycare and small centersTwo quick calculators built from the numbers that actually decide whether a family child care home stays open: what a slot has to earn, and what the paperwork costs you in hours.
- Rate Floor CalculatorWork out the daily and weekly tuition your program must charge to cover itself, using your own costs, the weeks you are open and the vacancy you actually carry.
- Paperwork Time CalculatorSee how many visual sleep checks your nap room generates and how many hours a year you spend writing them and the daily sheets by hand.
- Resources for providers who keep their own recordsFree tools, a quarterly record audit and straight comparisons for people running family child care homes and small licensed centers in the US.
- Child File and Daily Record AuditWork through your own files the way a licensor does, one stack at a time, and fix the gaps before somebody else finds them.
Home page sections
- The 5:40 scrambleWhere the evening actually goes, with the cost of each leak in hours and dollars.
- How it worksFour steps from setting up your rooms to printing a licensing packet.
- FeaturesSleep logs, bottles and solids, diapers, incident reports, ratio clock and the binder export.
- Measured resultsThe three numbers programs report after a month on NapLog and how each one is produced.
- Provider storiesNamed providers in Arizona, Maine and North Carolina, plus the network totals.
Buying and questions
- PricingHome Provider at $19, Small Center at $49 and Center at $99 per month, with what each plan includes.
- FAQSix answers on cost, setup time, data handling, integrations, cancellation and paper licensing files.
- Request a walkthroughThe contact form, plus a direct email address if you would rather write than complete fields.
The Daily Sheet, the magazine
- Magazine indexAll nine articles in the current issue, newest first, with reading times.
- Infant Safe Sleep Checks: Setup, Timing, and the Written LogCrib setup, visual check intervals and a sleep log a licensor can still read six months later.
- CACFP for Home Providers: Meal Patterns, Records, and ClaimsMeal patterns, creditable menus, point of service counts and how a sponsor claim is reviewed.
- The Unannounced Licensing Visit: A Room by Room ChecklistA room by room walk of your own home in the order an inspector actually takes it.
- Writing Incident Reports: The Mistakes That Draw CitationsThe writing habits and timing errors that turn a playground scrape into a written finding.
- Family Home, Group Home, or Small Center: How the Rules DifferCapacity, ratios, zoning, staffing and insurance compared across three license classes.
- Subsidy Payment Reform: Enrollment Based Pay and the Copay CapEnrollment based payment, prospective pay and the family copayment cap, in plain terms.
- Anatomy of a Licensing Complaint: From Intake to Corrective PlanOne complaint followed from the hotline call to the corrective action plan and the appeal.
- What One Infant Slot Has to Earn: Ratios, Wages, and Empty DaysBuilding a tuition floor from ratio, loaded wage, fixed costs, food cost and vacancy.
- Ten Hours in a Mixed Age Home: How the Day Actually RunsArrival to closing inside a six child mixed age home, hour by hour.
Legal and company
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration and VAT numbers, hosting details, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, retention periods, US state and GDPR rights, and how to make a request.
- Terms of serviceSubscription and billing terms, cancellation, record ownership, availability and liability.
- Email the publisherReaches Jimenez Julien directly, answered within one business day.