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How to Find a Babysitter
Important Emergency Contacts for Babysitters
What to Pay a Babysitter
Games to Play While Babysitting
Arts & Crafts Ideas for Babysitting
Feeding the Kids While Babysitting
Limiting TV Time While Babysitting
Using the Phone While Babysitting
What to Pack for Kids When Staying with a Babysitter
Developing a Good Relationship with Your Babysitter
Background Checks for Babysitters
Reading a Story While Babysitting
Outings While Babysitting
Babysitting Safety Tips
Dealing With Tantrums & Bad Behavior While Babysitting
What are Babysitting Co-Ops?
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Summary: Learn tips on how to leave emergency contact numbers and information for babysitters, from a professional nanny in this free children's video.
Aisha Puri is presently a full time nanny and has been working with children for the past 11 years. Aisha is certified in infant and toddler training along with CPR and first aid.
"Hi! My name is Aisha Puri and this is using a babysitter. When leaving a babysitter in charge of your family and children and your home, it is very advisable to leave emergency contact numbers where they can see. For example, on this size piece of paper, you can post it by your phone on the wall so that it can be seen. The numbers should contain the mother’s and father’s cell phone numbers, possibly where they are going to be, poison control, the physician and the nearest hospital. Also, the sitter can also have the numbers programmed into the cell phone if they happen to be out and that way at any time, the sitter can call immediately. On the other side, the parents should also have the sitter’s number programmed into their phone in case an emergency happens on their end. They can call home immediately or get in touch with you as soon as they can. Once they get in touch with you, you can explain everything that happened but it saves on looking for the number and not knowing the number and having to waste time to search for everything. So that way everything is in place. My name is Aisha and thank you for watching."
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