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This image shows a teacher or librarian in a professional outfit speaking to a group of students. The setting appears to be a library or educational space with shelves of books and a computer on a table. The students are wearing backpacks, suggesting they are in a school environment. The teacher seems to be engaged with the children, possibly giving instructions or conducting a tour. The atmosphere is bright and organized, with a focus on learning or exploration.
Libraries play a vital role in supporting their communities, and Safe Sitter® programs can enhance that impact by offering essential life skills education. Equip students in grades 4-6 with home-alone safety skills through Safe@Home or introduce middle schoolers to child care basics with Intro to Safe Babysitting. Comprehensive programs like Safe Sitter® Essentials prepare teens...
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School-age children (ages 6-10) are independent, curious, and fun to babysit, but they still require care and guidance. The "Caring for Kids: School-Age Edition" outlines eight key things babysitters need to know, from managing sibling conflicts and enforcing bedtime rules to encouraging creative play and ensuring safety during activities like bike rides. Learn how to...
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This image depicts a young boy of preschool age joyfully jumping into a muddy puddle outdoors. He is wearing a striped sweater, jeans, and rain boots. The background features an open grassy field and a line of trees under a clear sky, creating a cheerful and playful scene that highlights childhood fun and exploration.
Preschoolers are active, imaginative, and eager to learn, making them a joy to babysit with the right preparation. The "Caring for Kids: Preschool Edition" shares eight essential tips to help babysitters understand preschoolers’ needs, from managing their active imaginations and bedtime routines to encouraging language development and ensuring safety. Discover how to make babysitting preschoolers...
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As Girl Scouts reach their Junior level, they begin to explore new ways to develop independence. The Independence Badge encourages Juniors to learn safe habits and practice self-care. By incorporating the Safe@Home program from Safe Sitter®, Troop Leaders can guide their Juniors in staying home alone with confidence. Safe@Home teaches essential safety skills, including handling...
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