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Reshaping your future with Baby Boot Camp

Here's what you can expect after you complete the online Inquiry Form :

1. A Baby Boot Camp franchising representative will contact you after receiving your completed inquiry form. They will tell you if Baby Boot Camp currently offers franchises in your state (see Franchising in the U.S. below) and provide you with a Franchise Application form.
2. You complete and submit the Franchise Applicationform.
3. Our Business Development Team will review your Franchise Application within 5 business days.If you are qualified, your application will move forward in the award process, and you will receive detailed pricing information and be required to submit a Territory Development Plan.
4. If your Territory Development Plan is approved, Qualified Applicants will receive Baby Boot Camp's franchise offering circular (UFOC), and a sample franchise or license agreement.
5. Once a Qualified Applicant has submitted a completed Territory Development Plan, Baby Boot Camp will contact the applicant to review the plan and make a final approval or denial decision.
6. The Approved Applicant then executes their franchise agreement in compliance with FTC guidelines, and returns it to Baby Boot Camp corporate headquarters.
7. Baby Boot Camp contacts you within the next business day to welcome you to our growing family of franchisees and to provide you systems access and tutorials. Your start-up kit ships shortly thereafter.

Franchising in the U.S.
Franchises in the United States are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and also by various state agencies. There are 14 states (California, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota,

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New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin), known as the "Registration States" that require a franchisor to submit all disclosure documents to an agency within that state that reviews franchisor disclosure paperwork to ensure that it is in compliance with that state's guidelines. The remaining states, known as "FTC States," do not require franchisors to submit paperwork prior to being able to sell franchises in that state, but instead require compliance with FTC guidelines and notification after the fact.

What this means to you
If you live in a Registration State, Baby Boot Camp LLC may not currently be able to offer a franchise in your particular state, either because we have not applied in your state, or because our application is currently under review.

If Baby Boot Camp is unable to offer franchises in your state, but we feel that Baby Boot Camp is the right fit for you, we encourage you to complete the application process. This enables us to offer you a franchise as soon as Baby Boot Camp is eligible in your state. In addition, in some jurisdictions, Baby Boot Camp may offer an interim licensing program so you can lock in your territory immediately.

Next Steps:

• Learn about the benefits of a Baby Boot Camp franchise and license
• Read what current franchise and license owners have to say
• Fill out the inquiry form

This website is not an offering to sell a Baby Boot Camp franchise. No Baby Boot Camp franchise will be offered or sold to the resident of any U.S. state that requires registration of our Uniform Franchise Offering Circular until that state has registered our offering circular. No Baby Boot Camp franchise will be sold to the resident of any U.S. state or Australian territory until we have delivered an appropriate disclosure document in compliance with U.S. state and federal law, or Australian law as appropriate. Offers outside the U.S. and Australia are currently being made in selected jurisdictions only. Please call to inquire.