Childcare and Babysitting

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by:christian sanchez

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My parents say that once I turn 12 I can baby sit

She is absolutely not unfit. There are several very valid reasons for sending a child to childcare all the time. She may work and need the time for her job even if she works out of her home. She may recognize that she makes a much better mom when she has her son for quality hours instead of all the time. If the child goes to child care it is always better to keep that routine up for the child's sake.

Also, the child care may offer her son a social or educational outlet that she doesn't think she can give.

To become a childcare worker, you typically need a high school diploma or equivalent. Some employers may require or prefer a certification in early childhood education or a related field. It is important to have experience working with children and strong communication skills. Additional training in first aid and CPR may also be necessary.

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if you mean snapshots as in photos, its proof and evidence plus not all your evidence is written. the photos can show the children are doing whatever you are observing.

hope it helps.

It really depends on how long he would be watching him, and how trustworthy your son is... I know I have had my 13 year old sister in law watch my son since he was 2.5, he is now almost 5, overnight. She wasn't always there by her self, but sometimes she was, and she did a great job. It just really depends on how much you trust your son with your grandson.

As a child care worker, it's important to dress comfortably and appropriately for the job. Opt for clothes that allow you to move freely and are easy to clean. Avoid clothing that is revealing or restrictive, and opt for closed-toe shoes for safety. Additionally, consider wearing a smock or apron to protect your clothes from stains or spills.

As a 13-year-old babysitter who is Red Cross certified, it is reasonable to charge around $8-$10 per hour. However, rates may vary depending on the location and specific circumstances of the job. It is important to consider factors like your experience, responsibilities, and the number of children you will be caring for when determining your rate.

A babysitting circle is a group of parents who agree to take turns babysitting each other's children. The parents can use the babysitting services within the circle when they need a break or have other commitments. This arrangement allows parents to have flexible childcare options without hiring professional babysitters.

On a day-to-day basis, child care workers are responsible for supervising and caring for children. This includes preparing meals and snacks, organizing age-appropriate activities, ensuring safety and hygiene, and providing emotional support. They may also communicate with parents or guardians about their child's progress and any concerns that may arise.

In Washington D.C., the laws regarding babysitting without a license can vary. Generally, as a non-licensed babysitter, you can care for up to four children, including your own, in your home. However, it's essential to check with local regulations and guidelines to ensure compliance.

i thik if you have talked about with the involved people and they all agree you are ready for it i dont think there should be a age limt however you would have to do some training first like how to cook how to call and use emergency svices and it would be advised to get a littel firstaide training. you shoul also know how to read and write

that means you must be over 5(to read and write) over 9(emergncy services) but over 1o(use microwave/cook)

A 14-year old may be able to get at job as a shelf stocker, casheir, clerk, or hendy helper at a local retail or department store. Also, jobs may be available at some local restaurants. Possibly even places like Target, Walmart,Wendy's, Mcdonalds, Burgerking, PetsMart and Sams Club. well im 14 years ld and im having a hard time finding a job for baby sitting

You might wish to take a course in Babysitting then you can post it on your ad that you took it. They also offer CPR training as well as first aid courses. Another thing would be anything special you would plan to do during babysitting. Some do crafts, have story time, organized play time. And then the most important would be is your contact information.

Oh, almost forgot, may wish to mention that you have references. IF you have not babysit before, you can use personel references. Best of Luck to you, Jennifer

It really depends on your level of experience. If you're a more experienced sitter, you can charge more. For some advice, you can ask other people that babysit and see how much they would charge. Average what they say, and that would probably be just about right. If you don't know anyone else who babysits, then maybe you could ask your parents what they think.

You should really only get payed like 5 bucks an hour because you are young and have no qualifications yet.

Depends what kind of caregiver you would like to be:

ECE - Early Childhood Education

DSW- Disabled Support Worker

PSW- Personal Support Worker (also known as Healthcare Aide Worker)

Those are just a few to mention and each has varying lengths of education.

You will need to take a daycare management course.Pennfoster.com has agreat program for this and it is very inexpensive.You do it all online and is at your own pace.I finished mine in 3 months.They say it can take up to a year to finish based on your knowledge in daycare.It is a very easy course.I hope this helps you!

Try to find people that have kids such as your family members, neighbors, or thos who are always busy and have kids. You can also offer it like if they always have to work and need time for themselves you can offer to babysit.

13 is the generally accepted age. However, this is just a guideline as their are many other factors to consider (age of kids being watched over, any state laws, maturity of sitter). In most cases, it is up to the discretion of the parent.
9 years old seems far too young, even for an intelligent and mature child.

a twelve year old can be a baby sitter, but maybe not for people you don't know, like if you do it for your neighbours it is fine or for your parents. but otherwise it is a little bit dangerous.

he has no mental or physical issues and i know its none of my business but i just want your guys opinion's.

I believe none. I think you have to be at least 12 years of age to start watching somebody else's children.

Well,I wouldn't let 11 or 12 year old watch my children though...