Babysitting Reminders

• Folks telephone numbers
• Neighbors telephone numbers
• Specialist
• Flame/Rescue
• Police
• Toxin focus
• Home telephone
• Place of residence

• Meet the sitter and check references and preparing ahead of time.
• Be sure the sitter has had medical aid preparing and knows CPR.
• Make sure the sitter is no less than 13 years of age and develop enough to handle basic crises.
• Have the sitter invest energy with you before keeping an eye on meet the youngsters and take in their schedules.
• Demonstrate the sitter around the house.
• Point out emergency exit courses and potential issue regions. Train the sitter to go out immediately if there should arise an occurrence of flame and to call the flame office from a neighbor's home.
• Talk about nourishing, showering, and dozing plans for your kids.
• Tell your sitter of any sensitivities or particular needs your youngsters have.
• Have crisis supplies accessible including a spotlight, medical aid outline, and emergency treatment supplies.
• Tell the sitter where you will be and when you will return.
• Make certain any weapons are put away emptied in bolted bureau.

• Be arranged for a crisis.
• Continuously telephone for help if there are any issues or inquiries.
• Never open the way to outsiders.
• Never allow the kids to sit unbothered in the house - notwithstanding for a moment.
• Never give the kids any prescription or nourishment unless trained to do as such by the folks.
• Keep in mind that their employment is to watch over the kids.
• Careful attention more often than not calms a miserable tyke.