I've already written about challenges of dressing a toddler while she's running bounding over couch at record-shattering speeds: http://www.thehappyguy.com/toddler-dress.html

Then there is atmosphere. Now that Little Lady doesn't nap anymore, she can get mighty cranky. I know feeling. It doesn't take much to get a good wail going. And she has lungs. Or she might break a few rules or a few toys. Or she might just disobey. It doesn't take long for a parent to lose patience.

Crying. Stress. Babies sense it, and Little Sister can get cranky, too. It's a whole wailing chorus. Before long, tension in our house can get so thick you could almost cut it with a chainsaw. Almost.

Does it get any better in a daycare? Yes. You can take in only children who are completely toilet trained. Unfortunately, those children can climb counters. And chairs. And tables. And balconies.

If you still want to tempt fate and see how many children it takes to cause irreparable damage to your house, your car and your body, here are four tips:

1.Keep all sharp objects, cleansers and medications in a safe place...like another town. 2.Laminate your couch. And your carpets. And your clothes. And your ceiling. And your food. 3.Get a good pair of industrial strength earplugs – kind they give guy who pushes rockets off a Cape Canaveral. 4.Place Velcro strips along your walls...just in case.

That's about all advice I can offer. Oh yes, and did I mention to have fun.

Now What? Compare your current client list to two columns in The Ideal Client Profile. How many have characteristics of your Ideal Client? If answer is "not many," you may need to work on firing some of your clients! Check out some resources below on how to do this.

Next, post your Ideal Client Profile somewhere you will see it often. Every time a new potential client comes along, start looking for those Ideal characteristics...and beware non-ideal! If that little voice starts to tell you something might be wrong, check in with non-ideal list--and be ready with some ways to turn away non-ideal clients. Offer them other options--refer them to someone else who is a better fit, and make two people happier!

Ideal Clients--For Life There are many ways to leverage work you have just done with Ideal Client Profile. Here are some ideas:

--Audit your marketing materials. Do your business cards, brochures, ads and website appeal to your Ideal Client? Are you sending right message, to right potential clients? Hone your materials, and start seeing better-qualified potential clients walk in door. --Consider your marketing channels. Based on your Ideal Client profile, where would you expect to find these clients? Is that where your marketing efforts are focused? If not, figure out a way to get in front of them! --Review your contracts, policies, terms and conditions. Are they set up to be friendly to your Ideal Clients? Do they give you clear avenues for dealing with non-ideal clients? If not, update them, and you might see non-ideal clients take care of themselves.

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