There is no 'legal' age to babysit in most states, including Montana. Most authorities would say that a 12 to 13 year old can be left alone for a couple of hours during the day. Their ability to watch another child is more limited.
However, leaving a child in a car is never considered a safe thing to do.
There is no age. Whatever the parent feels is right, and your parent too. Taking a course with Red Cross or some organization like that will make it more likely you'll get hired as well as safer for the kid.
There is no law in Washington regarding the age for "casual labor"
casual labor includes babysitters, lawn mowing, house cleaning, newspaper routes etcetra. These types of jobs are not covered by minimum wage, overtime or age laws. However, if the babysitting is conducted in a public building, it may be regulated by city or county rules/ordinances.
There is no set legal age for babysitting in the state of Louisiana. However most states do set a legal age for babysitting.
the legal age of babysitting in Canada is 11!
since the legal age in Michigan to stay home alone is 12, i believe that the legal age for babysitting is also 12.
The minimum legal age to be employed in the state of Washington is 14. At 14 years old you can expect to be a clerk at a restaurant or supermarket.
No there is no legal age for baby sitting
16 is the minimum working age. There is no legal minimum age for babysitting. (The babysitter's level of maturity and competence are the mainattributes a parent should consider)
The smoking age for Washington State is 18 years of age. i heard from a friend who did this straight to a cop that you can smoke at 16 but cannot buy till 18
if you take a course, any age or it depends on the person you are babysitting
A child must be 12-13 years of age to participate in a babysitting course in Indiana, but there is no set legal age to actually babysit.Hope this helps!- Keener Demeanor -
In most state there is no age limit but you can check here if yours does http://www.thelaboroflove.com/articles/what-is-the-legal-age-a-teen-can-start-babysitting/
In Washington State, a minor is considered emancipated at the age of 18. At that point, the parent is no longer legally responsible for the child.