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Leaving your kids with a sitter doesn't have to mean anxiety. These 4 simple but essential safety steps — done before you walk out the door — protect your children, your sitter, and your peace of mind.
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Whether it's the texture, the sauce, or the fact that it's touching the other food — picky eaters are a universal parenting challenge. Here are four strategies that actually work.
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Difficult behavior is part of caring for kids. Here are 6 go-to strategies Safe Sitter® teaches babysitters and parents — from preventing meltdowns before they start to knowing when to just take a break.
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A young girl with curly hair, wearing a pink shirt, kneels on a gray rug while happily petting a golden retriever. The dog sits with its tongue out, looking content. A modern gray couch and sheer curtains are visible in the background.
Is your child ready to stay home alone? Maturity matters more than age. Here's what to look for — and what every child needs to know before they're left on their own.
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Kids and screens — it's the parenting challenge of this generation. Here are 5 practical ways to encourage more balance, starting with the most important one: modeling it yourself.
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Babysitting is tough work. Here are 5 things your sitter secretly wishes you knew — from paying them fairly and on time to coming home when you said you would.
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When the rain moves in, the boredom doesn't have to. Here are 8 fun, creative indoor activities to keep kids entertained and engaged — no sunshine required.
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Figuring out what to pay a babysitter doesn't have to be awkward. These three steps will help you land on a fair rate — and make sure everyone's on the same page before the job starts.
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Hiring a babysitter is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. These four questions will help you find someone who's experienced, prepared, and worthy of your trust.
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An empty classroom with rows of wooden desks and chairs facing a large green chalkboard, which is partially erased. A teacher's desk and chair are positioned at the front of the room.
A little structure at the start of the school year goes a long way. These six tips will help your child stay on top of assignments, papers, and routines — and maybe help you stay sane, too.
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