The “Need to Know’s when caring for children.

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The “Need to Know’s when caring for children. Babysitting Basics The “Need to Know’s when caring for children.

What are some characteristics of a good caregiver?

Children’s Needs Physical Needs Healthful food, clothing, rest, safe environment Intellectual needs Reading books, puzzles. Blocks, learn by playing Emotional and Social Needs held, cuddled, comforted, learn to share

What are some ways to child proof a home?

Child proofing a home *Put safety latches on cabinet doors and drawers *use safety gates at the top and bottom of stairs *Put safety covers on electrical outlets *Move cleaning supplies and other dangerous items out of children’s reach *Remove poisonous plants. *Check all toys to be sure they are not toxic and don’t have broken or dangerous parts.

When it comes to kids, anything can be dangerous.

Preventing Accidents Falls & Injuries *Never leave an infant alone on a changing table, sofa or bed *Keep them in places that they can explore safely *Cover electrical outlets *Remove all breakable items out of child reach *Keep plastic bags away from children

Preventing Accidents Fires/Burns Accidents *Be sure that there are smoke alarms on every floor of the home. *Keep all matches and lighters away from children *TURN POT HANDLES INWARD! *Remember kids are sensitive to hot temperatures

Preventing Accidents POISONINGS *Keep children away from dangerous substances *Keep poisonous items in locked cupboards *Call poison control if you suspect anything.

Babysitting Responsibilities *You are totally responsible for the well being of those children. *It is really good to have taken a first aid class beforehand. *Most of all, have FUN!

Babysitter’s Bag *You can take it to babysitting jobs *toys, crayons, storybooks, puppets