Childcare Invoice Template

Create professional childcare invoices for daycare, babysitting, and nanny services with clear service periods and child details. This childcare invoice template supports hourly care, daily rates, after-school care, late pickup fees, meals, and activity/supplies—ideal for childcare providers billing families and organizations with transparent documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Childcare Invoice

Childcare invoices should clearly identify who the care is for and what time period is being billed.

Child and care details
  • Child name
  • Service period (week/month/date range)
  • Care type (daycare, babysitting, nanny)
  • Authorized pickup (optional)
Common childcare line items
  • Hourly childcare services
  • Daily care rate
  • After-school care
  • Late pickup fees
  • Meals/snacks
  • Activity or supplies fees
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and instructions

Childcare Billing Models: Hourly, Daily, and Weekly Invoices

Childcare providers invoice in different ways depending on the schedule.

1) Hourly billing
Common for babysitting and flexible care schedules.

2) Daily rates
Common for daycare and drop-in care.

3) Weekly or monthly billing
Common for recurring daycare or nanny arrangements.

Using a “Service period” field helps families track what the invoice covers and supports reimbursements.

Late Pickup Fees, Meals, and Additional Charges

Childcare invoices often include additional fees.

Common add-ons
  • Late pickup fees
  • Meals and snacks
  • Activity fees or supplies
Itemizing these charges helps families understand the total and reduces questions about recurring billing.

Childcare Invoices for Records and Reimbursement

Invoices are commonly used for record keeping and reimbursement programs.

Best practices
  • Keep child name and service period consistent
  • Provide a weekly breakdown by date when requested
  • Keep charges clearly labeled (care vs fees)
Clear invoices help families submit documentation faster and reduce follow-up requests.

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