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    I am applying to the babysitting opportunity that was listed on the indeed.com website. Ms. Blanchard informed me of this job opportunity listed on the indeed.com website. I would enjoy this job because through prior babysitting experience, I have learned I am good with children and can develop creative, fun and educational activities for kids. I am a strong candidate for this job because I have had much experience babysitting, I have been babysitting for five years. I have babysat for nine families, all of which I have babysat for more than once. To this day, three families still require a babysitter and I am currently still baysitting for those families. My schedule is very flexible and I am willing to set things aside for the priority of…

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    Throughout everything I’ve done so far in my lifetime, my best job was working as a babysitter. Being a babysitter is fun, comfortable, and you gain great relationships. Just because you're a babysitting, it doesn't necessarily mean you should physically watch them but actually get involved with activities you can do in the house. By just so watching them it can become a bore for you and perhaps the child. Babysitting can be fun because we both can enjoy a good board game or watch movies…

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    anything. Let me start off by saying that statement is completely wrong. I am a babysitter to a three-year-old boy named Nathan. I love him to death and love my job although some days he makes me want to just pull all my hair out and complain. Nathan is what I would call a normal three-year-old boy, he gets wild, loud, does not want to listen to anything and if you can name it, he has done it at least once at some point. During those times I just remind myself to be calm and just get him to calm…

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    Adventures in Babysitting Babysitting can be tough work especially when you are dealing with children. Children can be fun to babysit, but also very overwhelming. When your cousin asks you to look after her twins, you agree to babysit them until she returns. While babysitting the twins, things got out of hand. You saw that their birthday cake was all over the floor. You don’t know how the cake was knocked over until you asked the twins what happened. You hear two different stories from them on…

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    Imagine sitting in the back of a kidnapper's car restrained with no plan for escape. This was the exact situation with Amy, the main character of the book and the three year old little girl she was babysitting, Kendra. For the six days she was stuck with two men, smokey, and Hugh, kidnapped, and lost, with no escape or any kind of plan to escape. The book Stolen Children by Peg Kehret, published in 2008 is a fiction, Action packed, modern American book. Stolen Children is a book filled with…

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    Depending on the size of the daycare and the group, in this kind of setting, the child might not get as much individual attention as it needs (BabyCenter: Daycare Centers: Advantages and Disadvantages). In order to avoid group daycare settings, parents sometimes choose individual care for their children. Unfortunately, too many people offer babysitting and childcare services without having the required skills or training. It might be cheaper to have a high schooler take care of the child than…

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    Daycare Reform In America

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    The third way is drop-in daycare this is used for playtime and fun events that the kids do, also used for a parent’s night out just like babysitting but the kids are learning at the time and also being able to socialize with other children. Nowadays the big companies are putting in daycare centers for the working parents and this is helping with sick days and the unemployment rate. Furthermore, daycare is changing like the whole country by adding technology and allowing parents to see their…

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    A STUDY OF CURRENT PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH INADEQUATE CHILDCARE FOR PARENTS WHO WORK NONTRADITIONAL HOURS PROPOSAL FOR MSA 685 PROJECT Submitted by Larone R. Daniels December 06, 2004 Instructor Dr. Diana Otto ABSTRACT The number of parents entering the workforce continues to grow. However, the amount of available, affordable, and quality childcare facilities in the United States remains inadequate. Employees using inadequate childcare are more likely to be late for work,…

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    1. What activities and experiences you and your child have engaged in might be promoting healthy behavioral practices and an interest in physical activity Sebastian and I have engaged in some activities that might be promoting a healthy behavioral practice and an interest in physical behavior. For example, during the weekends, Sebastian likes to go outside to the back yard to play mini soccer or play with his mini- basketballs. However, he seems to get tired very easily and after a short while…

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    We were able to observe at our local child-care center, Nana 's Playhouse and Learning Center. I guess I’m blind because I didn 't see anything hanging up, but I did hear the teachers telling the kids that there is no snatching, no hitting, no biting, and no running. I didn 't know this until we started observing, but the child care center that we observed at has a bitting system. In the older classes since they know better than to bite their friends. They have a three bite policy, so if your…

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