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Jun

What Supplies Do I Need to Teach Safe Sitter® Courses?

June 27, 2019By
Safe Sitter® is designed to be a turnkey program. The course materials and Instructor fees provide you with the teaching materials you'll need as well as the Game Pack and Graphics Pack used throughout the course.
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27
Jun

How Does Safe Sitter® Differ From Other Babysitting Programs?

June 27, 2019By
Building safer communities is our mission, and it drives us to create programs that teach life-saving skills in an engaging and meaningful way.
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Jun

Faith-Based Organizations Teaching Safe Sitter

June 27, 2019By
Churches and faith-based organizations across the country can partner with Safe Sitter® to give parents confidence and peace of mind when choosing a babysitter for their children.
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27
Jun

3 Fundraising Methods And Letter Templates

June 27, 2019By
Your nonprofit organization might want to do fundraising to cover the cost of training additional Instructors or to reach low income youth. Your organizations fundraising staff could be very helpful to your efforts.
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The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, sitting at a table in a kitchen or dining area, looking stressed or overwhelmed as she works on what appears to be schoolwork. She is wearing a navy and white striped sleeveless top, and her curly hair frames her face. Her hand rests on her forehead as she concentrates on the open notebook and papers in front of her. A calculator and pens are also visible on the table, suggesting she is working on something math-related or complex. To the right, there is a black coffee mug with the text "Today I'm Reading..." written on it, adding a touch of personality to the scene. The background features a modern, bright kitchen with white cabinets, a fruit bowl, and a large decorative clock on the wall, creating a calm but focused atmosphere. The scene highlights Lexi's experience with the challenges of schoolwork, likely connecting to her role as a relatable and empathetic mentor to younger audiences.
25
Jun

Surviving Middle School

June 25, 2019By,
Middle school. Junior high. Secondary school. Intermediate school. Whatever it is called where you live, it’s all the same and it’s not easy for anyone.
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The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, in a close-up shot as she listens intently to a child who is partially visible in the foreground. Lexi has a calm and thoughtful expression, with a slight tilt of her head, suggesting she is engaging in a serious or empathetic conversation. Her curly hair is styled naturally, and she is wearing soft makeup with pink lipstick, emphasizing her approachable and composed demeanor. The background is softly blurred, with subtle hints of a home environment. This scene highlights Lexi's patience and ability to connect with children, demonstrating her role as a confident and understanding babysitter who can handle situations where kids may not initially listen or cooperate.
18
Jun

Why Won’t the Kids Listen to Me?

June 18, 2019By,
There are several reasons kids don’t listen but don’t lose heart, there are also several things YOU can do to get kids to pay attention to you.
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The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, warmly interacting with parents at a doorway, likely during a babysitting drop-off or pick-up. Lexi is smiling brightly, radiating confidence and friendliness. She is wearing a light denim jacket over a red top, with her curly hair styled with part of it tied up, adding a casual yet polished look. The scene captures her shaking hands or greeting the parents, one of whom is visible in the foreground wearing a red gingham shirt. The background shows a large window with a view of greenery outside, emphasizing the welcoming and professional atmosphere. This moment highlights Lexi's ability to establish trust and maintain clear communication with parents, an essential aspect of being a successful babysitter.
11
Jun

Babysitting Basics: Dealing with Parents

June 11, 2019By,
Good babysitters have to wear two hats. Knowing your boundaries with the kids and with parents is the key to success in balancing the two hats.
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Instructor excited to teach a class of students.
05
Jun

How the Safe Sitter® Curriculum Works for Family and Consumer Science Teachers

June 5, 2019By
The Safe Sitter® curriculum is modular in design and can be taught in one day or over several weeks. The content introduces students to child care, injury prevention, and first aid, as well as foundational employment skills.
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Jun

Digital Footprints: What Do Your Footprints Say?

June 5, 2019By
There are safety hazards online. Supervise your children’s online activities and teach them to practice these safety habits while online.
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The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, carefully assisting a young boy with a bloody nose in a kitchen. Lexi is wearing a denim shirt and blue disposable gloves, demonstrating her preparedness to handle the situation hygienically. Her expression is focused and calm, conveying her ability to manage emergencies with care and professionalism. The boy, dressed in a white shirt, is seated at the table holding tissues to his nose, while Lexi gently supports him. On the table are bloodied tissues and a box of fresh tissues, indicating that the situation is actively being addressed. The background features a clean and modern kitchen with white cabinets and a bowl of onions, emphasizing a real-life domestic setting. This scene highlights Lexi's capability to stay composed and provide effective care during unexpected challenges.
04
Jun

When Things Go Wrong: Bloody Noses

June 4, 2019By,
I’ll never forget the first time I had to face a bloody nose as a babysitter. Learn exactly what to do if you find yourself in the same situation.
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