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Safe Sitter® goes beyond teaching babysitting skills—it fosters Positive Youth Development (PYD) through a philosophy centered on caring, character, competence, confidence, connection, and contribution. Designed to empower young teens, Safe Sitter® equips students with life-saving first aid, behavior management techniques, and the tools to succeed as responsible caregivers. Discover how Safe Sitter® aligns with PYD...
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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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Partnering with Safe Sitter® is an affordable and straightforward way to teach essential safety and babysitting skills in your community. Choose from introductory programs like Safe@Home and Intro to Safe Babysitting, or comprehensive courses such as Safe Sitter® Essentials and Grandparents: Getting Started. With no registration fee, simply purchase materials and register for Instructor training...
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This image showcases a collection of Safe Sitter® educational materials displayed on a flat surface. The materials include four booklets: Safe@Home, Intro to Safe Babysitting, Grandparents: Getting Started, and the Safe Sitter® Student Handbook. Each booklet features colorful covers and images relevant to the program's target audience, such as children, teens, or grandparents. The setup also includes a silver laptop, a black pen, and a notebook, emphasizing an organized and educational context. These items are arranged neatly, suggesting a professional or training-oriented environment.
Safe Sitter® offers a range of programs for young teens, teaching home alone safety and babysitting skills. From introductory courses like Safe@Home and Intro to Safe Babysitting to comprehensive programs such as Safe Sitter® Essentials, Safe Sitter® provides valuable life and safety skills. Learn how to select the best course for your community based on...
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As a school nurse, you are uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between health care and education, empowering students with critical life skills. Programs like Safe@Home and Safe Sitter® Essentials provide turn-key solutions to help students stay safe and healthy. These programs teach essential safety, first aid, and child care skills, preparing students for real-world...
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Preteens experience significant emotional, social, and physical changes, making it essential to create a supportive and structured learning environment. Safe Sitter® emphasizes the importance of setting clear expectations, providing positive feedback, and incorporating interactive activities to keep young teens engaged and comfortable. By understanding their unique needs, you can foster a safe space where they...
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At Safe Sitter®, we believe that every student deserves a safe and nurturing environment to learn, including transgender students. Instructors can create such an environment by accepting and affirming each student's identity, using their preferred name and pronouns, and setting a tone of respect and inclusion in the classroom. It is essential to model the...
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The image shows Babysitter Boss Lexi on the left and her friend Kate on the right sitting at a kitchen counter, engaged in a lighthearted moment during a Baby Food Challenge. Lexi, wearing an orange sweatshirt with white chevrons, appears to be grimacing or reacting humorously to the taste of the baby food she just sampled, placing a hand on her chest. Kate, dressed in a blue shirt, is laughing, seemingly enjoying the moment or Lexi's reaction. On the counter in front of them are napkins, spoons, and a jar of baby food, indicating the activity. The kitchen in the background has a stylish patterned backsplash and modern appliances, adding a contemporary touch to the setting. The scene captures a fun and playful interaction between the two friends.
Ever wonder what babies really go through with their meals? We taste-tested baby food to find out—and let’s just say, sweet potatoes and carrots are NOT on our favorites list. From surprise hits like apple-strawberry to the bizarre pumpkin-granola mix, we rank them all. Ready to cringe, laugh, and maybe even try some yourself?
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