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Informal in-home child care is care provided in the child’s or caregiver’s home by a person who is a relative, friend, neighbor, babysitter, or nanny. This type of care may also be known as family, friend, and neighbor care and is not usually regulated by states or territories. Informal in-home child care can range from a few hours at night for a parent’s night out to full-time care arrangements.

Is Informal In-Home Care Licensed?

Many informal in-home child care providers are not required to have a child care license to legally provide care. For instance, most states and territories do not require an in-home child care provider to be licensed if they provide care on an occasional basis, provide care in your home, or are related to the children in their care. However, it is important to understand that when an in-home child care provider is not licensed or regulated by your state or territory, they are not monitored to ensure that they are meeting basic health and safety requirements (including passing criminal background checks) or meeting key child care training standards (such as being first aid and CPR certified).

Your state or territory may regulate some informal in-home child care providers, depending on the child care licensing rules in your state or territory.

For instance, some states require an individual who is caring for a certain number of children in their own home to be licensed to ensure the children’s safety. If you are considering an informal child care arrangement in which your child will be cared for in another person’s home, it is important to understand the child care licensing rules in your state or territory to ensure that the informal in-home child care provider you are considering isn’t operating illegally.

To learn more about what child care licensing is and why it is important, see the “Ensuring Healthy and Safe Child Care”  page.

Why Choose an Informal In-Home Child Care Setting?

Families may choose informal in-home child care for a variety of reasons, including the following:

• Some families are most comfortable with a relative or caregiver they know and trust.  
• Some families believe their children will feel more secure in their own homes.
• Some families may need the flexibility informal in-home care can offer. This is especially true if they work nontraditional hours, such as second and third shifts, when most other types of care settings are closed.
• Because the provider can come to the family’s home, informal in-home care removes the burden of transporting children to and from care.
• Informal in-home care is often less expensive, especially if there are several children in the family.
• Informal in-home care can be a good fit for families that don’t need child care on a full-time or regular basis.

Key Resources

Here are some resources to help you learn more about your child care options:

• If you’d like to learn more about your state or territory’s child care licensing requirements, be sure to use a trusted source of child care information, such as your state or territory’s child care consumer education website. To find your state or territory’s child care consumer education website or information about child care licensing, select your state or territory on the “See Your State’s Resources”  page and review the “Understanding and Finding Child Care” tab.
• Many states also have child care resource and referral agencies that can answer your questions about who should be licensed by phone, in person, online, or via email. Staff may also be able to provide you with more information about informal care options. To contact information for your local child care resource and referral agency, select your state or territory on the “See Your State’s Resources” page and review the “Understanding and Finding Child Care” tab.
• To learn more about how to find and choose quality child care, visit the “How Do I Find and Choose Quality Child Care?” page.

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years old, musical education (I make music), I can help with cooking without any problems, help with at home
babysitting in several families, children aged from 1 to 10 years old, assistance in cooking, help at at home

In addition to taking care of a child, I can offer assistance at at home .
I worked in families with children of different ages, from 4 months. up to 2 years, 5 years, 7-9.
Higher, not special. Diploma in Nursing.

Departure to the baby at house . The cost of my babysitting services: With one baby =300r.
Departure to the baby at house . Individual approach.

Sociable, cheerful, sympathetic, attentive, active, caring, morally stable
dads urgently need to leave for important matters, work, and so on, and you have no one to leave the child with at home

Preferences in work: with newborn children, assistant at at home .
Experience in working with children from 3 months to 6.5 years: hygienic care for a child, massage and gymnastics, preparation for kindergarten, walking, feeding, games, activities according to age, keeping clothes and toys clean.
Secondary special (medical school).

Responsible, punctual, accurate, positive, non-confrontational, friendly, without bad habits, I don’t hang out on the phone, I’m not intrusive. With me your child will be safe and I will surround him with care and attention. I quickly find a common language with children. There are recommendations
Accompanied a child (4-6 years old) from kindergarten home . Met a child from school (grades 1, 2) and accompanied home .

I know educational games, I often make crafts with children from paper, quilleng, beads and draw a lot. I live in Samara, I love to draw, I am fond of beadwork, I like to do various crafts with children, to teach children something new. The character is calm, patient. Not married, no children and do not plan to in the near future.
company babysitter for an hour, worked with children both at corporate parties, as well as at birthday parties and worked for home

Kind, executive.
your children often get sick in kindergarten or you have no one to leave your child with, then I am waiting for your baby at home

I am ready to babysit at home in bad weather, in case of illness.
I offer a service to accompany children from school, to sections, etc. Preferably from schools 16, 29, 41, SamLit. It is possible to control the homework of younger students.
Faculty of Journalism USU

Calm, cheerful, I love children, I help people deal with thinking, with fears. I live in the Soviet district. I am married. Daughter 25 years old.
Worked with children for to house of different ages. I have experience in psychology.

Responsive, I always get along with children. I live in the Central District, I myself have an adult daughter, I have enough experience working with children.
territory with a preschool child, and if you need a business trip, an urgent trip, I will leave at home

Married, two children 36 and 38 years old, decent. Responsible and punctual, cheerful and energetic, I like to cook, I live in the Samara region
Worked at house , walking, feeding, playing, child, keeping the children’s room in order, sometimes cooking

Hello, my name is Anastasia.
I can confidently call myself a responsible, diligent and kind person. I approach any business seriously, I try to find an approach to people, I am always open to new things and ready to learn. Of the main interests are walking, sports matches and communication with new people. I live in the city of Samara, not married, no children.
children, performed the following work: accompanied to school / kindergarten, walked with children, did work for home
Graduated from the International College of Service, p

I am a kind and considerate person. I love children and animals. She raised two children of her own: a daughter and a son. And two foster children: two girls. All are adults and have families of their own. I love to cook, I’m interested in psychology. I love reading books, my favorite author is Lion Feuchtwanger.
Girls from children’s house . One of the girls graduated from the university.
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My education is life experience. I try to hear the child and feel his mood.

Higher education, married, two children. I love sports activities for recreation and health maintenance (form). Hobbies: needlework (sewing, knitting, beadwork, etc. ).
Patient, tactful, accurate, sociable, responsible.
Activities with children: modeling, drawing, appliqué, copybook lessons.
I picked up a 7-year-old boy from at home and took him to school. I took the 11-year-old boy from the circle in the evening and took home , escorted him to the apartment.
Institute of Business and Management: Management.

• Passport
• Certificate of no criminal record
• Vaccination certificate
• Med. book

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Often employers are looking for a person who is ready to work with their child on their territory. If you intend to provide services

babysitting at home
, then it is quite possible to find such a job. However, given the undoubted advantages of such employment, it is worth considering in advance the difficulties that you will have to face.

Preparing a house for the baby

• Your home must be suitable for a small child. Main –
  room security . Outlets, corners, slamming doors, breakable and sharp objects, chemicals and accessibility of windows – it is important to eliminate all potential hazards.
• Baby needs to be ready for daytime sleep
  special bed . You also need enough space to play. Think about where in your home children’s toys and educational aids will be located.
• Cleanliness and order
  – the main thing in the house where there is a child. But be prepared for the fact that the little fidget will ruin your property. He may paint on the wallpaper or leave scratches on the floor while playing cars, or he may even break your favorite cup.

Let’s note the most difficult moments of selection of candidates:

• The choice of employers is usually limited to the nearest microdistricts – this way it will be much easier for your employers to bring and pick up the child.
• When filling out the questionnaire on the website or in personal communication with the child’s parents, explain with reason why they should leave the baby with you, despite the fact that the excellent apartment of the employers is located nearby. Remember that even with the best option, they will be forced to
  pick up baby from babysitter
  and not
  “come home”,
  and therefore try to be convincing.
• If you are not alone in the house, then the whole family should share your interest in the baby and be friendly. Of course, your loved ones in the house should not annoy the parents of the child.
• The employer has the right to demand health certificates not only from you, but also from all family members.
• Having animals in your home should suit your employers.
• Be sure to discuss in detail with the parents what you will do when the child is sick or in other situations when the presence of the baby in your home will not be possible.

Infrequent job opportunities

In the case of occasional part-time jobs, most likely you will not need a specially equipped place for the baby to sleep and a full daily diet. However, in this case, the safety of the room for the child and the availability of a first-aid kit for children remain indispensable conditions.

There are employers who are interested in nannies who have the opportunity to pick up a child from kindergarten or school, bring him to his home, feed him, work out, follow the housework or take him for a walk.

Occasionally there are families who need a babysitter at home only for the morning hours. Most likely, you will have to work until daytime sleep with kids from 1 to 3 years old. In a few morning hours, moms have time to visit the pool, salon, fitness club, and even sit with a friend in a cafe. It also happens that mothers want to free up the second half of the day for themselves, after the daytime sleep of the child.

Nanny at home with her child

When planning to combine babysitting at home and raising your own baby, you must take into account several important points, the main of which is the maximum proximity of residence to the employer, ideally in a neighboring house. Interest in you will melt with every meter of city traffic. No one will go to you with their child through half the city, no matter how wonderful a nanny you are.

Even if you live in the same building and become best friends on the playground, disagreements and conflicts can arise between children. In addition, they can have completely different tastes and interests, daily routine, characters.

Ask yourself before you start working as a nanny, can you take into account the interests of each of the children? Will your own child jealously react to your attention to someone else’s baby? Will it be possible to combine the role of mother and educator? Are you psychologically ready for the daily quarrels and reconciliations of children? How will the walks together be, and will you be able to effectively look after two children? Who will replace you as a nanny if your own child gets sick? Will the children eat at the same time or at different hours? Will it be possible to observe the daily routine of your ward, taking into account the interests of your own child?

Advice from Pomogatel.ru

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a ward of the same age as your own child. If you manage to negotiate with the employer and your children get along well, everyone will benefit – both children, who, of course, have more fun together, and adults who will be calm for them.