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Level 1 baby food: 6 Baby Food Combinations (Stage 2)

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6 Baby Food Combinations (Stage 2)

6 easy and tasty baby food combination recipes: Sweet Potato Apple, Asparagus Apple, Blueberry Banana Quinoa Flax, Peach Pear, Avocado Peach Pineapple Kale and Pineapple Mango.

Earlier this week I shared a recipe for carrot baby food, which is a great first food for babies. Today I’m sharing 6 baby food combinations that work for babies who are a little older, around 6-8 months. The combos I’m sharing are mostly fruit and vegetables, but there is one combo with quinoa and flaxseed as well. All of these combos have been taste-tested and approved by Olivia. She gobbled up each of them!

Baby not ready for stage 2? I’ve got a collection of 10 baby food purees for stage 1 eaters!

The recipes I’m sharing here are just to give you some ideas of how to make different baby food combos, but there are so many other combos you can make – the options are endless and it’s fun to get creative!

Just last week I made a new combo inspired by carrot cake with steamed carrots, pineapple, ginger, nutmeg and cinnamon. I’ve also been making Olivia peanut butter banana oatmeal (with quick oats) and chia pudding made with breast milk. She loves both!

I haven’t introduced Olivia to meat, but we’ve given her eggs and I’m hoping to have her try meat soon. I’ll likely start with salmon since it’s packed with so many nutrients. Fingers crossed she likes it!

How to Make a Fruit or Veggie Puree

Alight, so let’s cover the basics first… how to make a basic baby food puree with fruit or veggies. It’s actually really easy. That said, if you’re brand new to making baby food purees it might be helpful to review my homemade carrot puree or sweet potato puree recipe. Here’s the basic process:

  • Prep: wash the fruit/veggies with water. Peel and chop into smaller pieces. Some fruits and veggies don’t need to be peeled because once they’re cooked the peel will come right off.
  • Cook: cook the fruit/veggies by steaming, boiling or roasting. You’ll know it’s done when the veggies are soft and tender. I like to use a fork to test this. If it goes in really easily, I know it’s done. Let cool and peel (if you waited to peel).
  • Blend: place cooked fruit/veggies into a blender or food processor and blend until smooth (or the consistency you desire), adding liquid (water, breast milk or formula) as needed.

Do You Need to Steam Fruits and Veggies for Baby?

It’s recommended that most fruits and veggies are steamed (or cooked) before serving until baby reaches around 8 months of age. Some foods require cooking (like apples and sweet potatoes), just so they’re soft enough to puree. For softer foods (like a ripe peach or blueberries) steaming/cooking is optional, but helpful for babies 6-8 months of age because cooking makes the food easier to digest and baby will able to absorb more nutrients from the food. As you’ll see in my recipes below, I like to use a steamer basket to steam most of my fruit and veggies before pureeing.

Bananas and Avocado

Bananas and avocado are the exception and they are great options to have on hand because you can easily just mash, thin with liquid (if needed) and serve.

How to Make Baby Food Combinations

For all of these combination recipes, I steamed each fruit/veggie separately and then made the combos using the measurements I share in the recipes. I did it this way because I was batching all of these combos at once and I’m only able to fit so much in one pot, but also because the steam time varies for most fruits and veggies (see below). Of course, you will find some recipes (on other sites) that involve cooking the items that are combined all together, but I found it easier just to steam all of my ingredients separately, measure and then blend them together. Do what feels easiest for you!

How to Blend Baby Food

Once your fruit/veggies are cooked, it’s time to blend. For this you can use a blender, food processor or even an immersion blender. I’ve been using my Vitamix and LOVE it for making baby food because it’s really powerful and makes the blends so smooth and creamy. Some foods don’t need to be blended for babies who are okay with a more chunky texture. You can simply mash them well with a fork.

Peeling the Fruit and Veggies

I highly recommend peeling your fruits and veggies because peeling results in smoother purees and makes the food easier for baby to digest. Some foods, like carrots, should be peeled before cooking, but other foods like sweet potato, apples, peaches and pears tend to have skin that peels right off after steaming. Ultimately it’s up to you whether you want to peel the fruit/veggies before or after steaming. Test it both ways and decide which option is easier for you. I’m team peel after steaming!

  • 1 avocado
  • 1 bunch of kale
  • 1 sweet potato
  • 1 bunch asparagus
  • 1 banana
  • 2 apples
  • 2 pears
  • 4 peaches
  • 1 pint blueberries
  • 1 pineapple
  • 1 mango
  • quinoa
  • ground flax

Steaming Time For the Fruits and Veggies

As I mentioned above, it’s recommended that most fruits and veggies (even soft ones) are steamed (or cooked) before serving babies who are 6-8 months. If your baby is older you can experiment with using fresh blueberries, peaches, pears, pineapple and mango that hasn’t been steamed, so long as the fruit is ripe and soft. I actually used fresh blueberries when making the blueberry banana quinoa flax combo.

  • Sweet potato: 12-15 minutes
  • Apple: 10-12 minutes
  • Asparagus: 7-13 minutes
  • Blueberries: 5-10 minutes
  • Peach: 2-4 minutes
  • Pear: 10-12 minutes
  • Pineapple: 5-10 minutes
  • Mango: 5-10 minutes

Frozen fruit and veggies also work for these recipes. You’ll likely just need to steam them a bit longer.

6 Easy Baby Food Combinations

Here are six different baby food combinations. I’ve listed them in order of the level of complexity from the least complex (peach pear) to most complex (blueberry banana quinoa and flax).

Peach Pear

Ingredients: 2 steamed and peeled pears and 3 steamed and peeled peaches + water or breast milk to thin (if needed)

Asparagus Apple

Ingredients: 1 bunch of steamed asparagus, 1 steamed and peeled apple + water or breast milk to thin

Sweet Potato Apple Cinnamon

Ingredients: 1 steamed and peeled sweet potato, 1 steamed and peeled apple, pinch of cinnamon + water or breast milk to thin

Avocado Peach Pineapple Kale

Ingredients: 1 avocado, 1 steamed and peeled peach, 1/2 cup steamed pineapple and 1/2 cup of steamed kale + water or breast milk to thin (if needed)

Pineapple Mango

Ingredients: 1 cup steamed pineapple + 1 cup steamed mango + water or breast milk to thin (if needed)

Blueberry Banana Quinoa Flax

Ingredients: 1 pint steamed blueberries, 1/2 cup cooked quinoa, 1 ripe banana,  2 Tablespoons of ground flaxseed + water or breast milk to thin (if needed)

How to Store Homemade Baby Food

Once you have the baby food blended to the consistency you want, let the mixture cool and then transfer into BPA-free storage containers or into an ice cube tray. I’ve been using silicone ice cube trays and these 4 oz glass storage containers. The ice cube trays are great for younger babies who aren’t eating as much volume because you can defrost one cube at a time. While the 4 oz jars are great for older babies who are eating more than 1 oz at a time.

We had the ice cube trays on hand, and I just recently bought the WeeSprout glass storage containers that are specifically for baby food. I like that they have measurements on the side of the jars and that they’re glass instead of plastic (no worry about BPA). They are also freezer, dish-washer and microwave-safe. Plus they come with colorful lids that you can write on with a dry eraser marker to note the item and date.

When using the ice cube trays, I like to let the food freeze overnight (or until solid) and then transfer the cubes to a freezer bag so I can free up the ice cube tray for more food prep. I used plastic freezer bags for these photos but have since purchased reusable Stasher bags to use. They’re freezer safe and non-toxic and a healthier option for the environment.

The baby food combos will keep in the fridge for 2-3 days and in the freezer for up to 3 months.

Can You Freeze Baby Food Made with Frozen Fruit or Veggies?

Yes, you can freeze baby food that has been made with frozen fruit or veggies as long as you have cooked the frozen foods first. You shouldn’t let frozen foods thaw (without cooking), puree and re-freeze.

Can You Freeze Baby Food Made with Breast Milk or Formula?

Freezing baby food that has been mixed with fresh breast milk is totally fine, however you should not freeze baby food that has been mixed with previously frozen breast milk. Frozen and thawed breast milk should never be re-frozen.

Most formula companies don’t recommend freezing formula, but from what I’ve read it’s okay to freeze homemade baby food that has been mixed with formula to thin.

Another option is to freeze the baby food purees without adding any liquid. With this method you can thaw the baby food puree in the fridge overnight and then thin the food to the desired texture with breast milk or formula right before serving.

This post all about freezing baby food has a ton of great insight and tips.

Don’t Forget to Label

I highly recommend labeling any baby food you make before storing it! It’s amazing how quickly you forget what day you prepped the food once it goes into the fridge or freezer. #mombrain

How to Reheat or Thaw Frozen Baby Food

To thaw frozen baby food, I recommend taking the jar out of the freezer the night before you want to use it so it can defrost in the fridge overnight. If you need to use it right away, you can thaw it using a water bath. Some people will recommend microwaving the frozen puree using the defrost setting, but I prefer these two methods:

  • Defrost in the refrigerator: Place frozen puree cubes into a jar or baby’s serving dish, cover, and place in the refrigerator overnight. If you stored the puree in a jar or storage container, simply place the jar the fridge.
  • Water bath: Place frozen pureed cubes in a small container and set in another larger container with warm water. Replace the water as needed. Once defrosted, portion the food into individual bowls, cover, and refrigerate until serving.

Be sure to use any of the defrosted food within 48 hours of being defrosted and do not re-freeze.

More Recipes for Babies and Toddlers

  • 10 Baby Food Purees (Stage 1)
  • Baby Pancakes
  • How to Make Oatmeal For Babies
  • Carrot Baby Food
  • Peach Baby Food
  • Baby (+ Toddler) French Toast
  • Applesauce
  • Baby Yogurt Melts
  • Butternut Squash Puree
  • Sweet Potato Puree

6 Baby Food Combinations

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6 easy and tasty baby food combo recipes: Sweet Potato Apple, Asparagus Apple, Blueberry Banana Quinoa Flax, Peach Pear, Avocado Peach Pineapple Kale and Pineapple Mango.

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Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 20 minutes

Total Time 30 minutes

Servings 6

Peach Pear
  • 3 steamed and peeled peaches
  • 2 steamed and peeled pears
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin (I didn’t need extra liquid for this one)
Asparagus Apple
  • 1 bunch of steamed asparagus
  • 1 steamed and peeled apple
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin
Sweet Potato Apple Cinnamon
  • 1 steamed and peeled sweet potato
  • 1 steamed and peeled apple
  • pinch of cinnamon
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin
Avocado Peach Pineapple Kale
  • 1 avocado
  • 1 steamed and peeled peach
  • 1/2 cup steamed pineapple
  • 1/2 cup of steamed kale
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin (I didn’t need extra liquid for this one)
Pineapple Mango
  • 1 cup steamed pineapple
  • 1 cup steamed mango
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin (I didn’t need extra liquid for this one)
Blueberry Banana Quinoa Flax
  • 1 pint steamed blueberries
  • 1/2 cup cooked quinoa
  • 1 ripe banana
  • 2 Tablespoons of ground flaxseed
  • water, breast milk or formula to thin (I didn’t need extra liquid for this one)
  • Pick which combo you want to make, steam the fruits and veggies (using the steam times listed in my chart above).

  • Add all ingredients for the combo you’re making into a high powered blender or a food processor. Blend until you reach the consistency you desire. You can make the purees smooth and more liquidy for young babies or thicker and chunkier for older babies.

Serving: 1/6 of peach pear recipe Calories: 63kcal Carbohydrates: 16g Protein: 1g Sodium: 1mg Potassium: 211mg Fiber: 3g Sugar: 12g

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Pea Puree For Babies – Eating Bird Food

Pea puree is a great first food when introducing solids to babies and all you need is a bag of frozen peas and a blender or food processor!

Pea puree is such a great first food for babies! It has a brilliant green color and is full of nutrients, including a good amount of plant-based protein.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

  • Peas are naturally sweet, healthy and a great option for introducing your baby to solids!
  • It’s smooth, creamy and a beautiful green color sure to entice and excite your baby.
  • Peas are a great source of protein, fiber and vitamins.

Pea Nutrition for Infants

Peas are an excellent legume to feed your baby! Yep, you read correctly… despite what most people think, peas are actually a legume and not a vegetable. They fall into the same category as lentils, chickpeas and even peanuts! However, most often peas are categorized as a starchy vegetable, similar to corn and potatoes.

When starting your baby on solids, peas are a great first choice. They’re naturally sweet and pack a punch with nutrition, containing a variety of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Peas also have a higher protein content at 4 grams per half cup serving. Plus, you’ll find vitamins A, K and C, thiamine, folate, manganese, iron and phosphorus in peas! (source) These are all crucial in helping baby grow and develop. And fiber is great for their little digestive systems.

How to Make a Puree

Making pea puree is super simple! I like using frozen peas, but fresh peas work as well. Either way, you’ll want to steam them first.

To steam the peas, fill a pot with about 1 inch of water and add a steamer basket to the pot. Then add 2 cups of peas. Bring the water to a low boil, cover with a lid and steam the peas for about 3-6 minutes. You’ll know the peas are done when they are bright green and tender. Remove from heat and let peas cool.

Once cooled, place the peas in a high powered blender or food processor and blend into a puree. You can add breast milk, formula or water as needed to get the desired consistency.

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After steaming, give the peas a cold water bath to preserve that brilliant green color and stop them from cooking!

Baby Food Combinations with Peas

For early stage 1 eaters, pea puree served plain with a spoon is perfect. You want to make sure it’s very thin with no lumps, so thin it out with water, formula or breast milk if necessary. When baby starts moving into stage 2 and 3 foods you can make fun combination purees (see ideas below) or add pea puree to different foods like yogurt, smoothies and oatmeal for babies.

Foods That Pair Well With Pea Puree

  • Green veggies – kale, spinach, avocado, zucchini
  • Orange veggies – sweet potato, butternut squash, carrot
  • White veggies – cauliflower
  • Other fruit – banana, strawberries, peaches, apples, kiwis, pears, mangos
  • Dairy – yogurt, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese
  • Grains – quinoa, oats
  • Legumes – chickpeas, lentils
  • Seasonings and spices – curry, ginger, mint, nutmeg, cinnamon

Pea Baby Food Combo Ideas

Peas and carrots are probably the most common baby food combination you’ll find in stores, but there are a ton a different baby food combinations with peas.

  • Carrots and peas
  • Peas and mint
  • Zucchini, peas and lentils
  • Pear and peas
  • Mango, pear and peas
  • Apple, spinach and peas
  • Yogurt, peas and apples
  • Carrot, peas and quinoa
  • Banana and peas
  • Peas, green beans and asparagus

Feel free to get creative, the options are really limitless! For more stage 2+ ideas, check out these 6 baby food combinations.

Pea Puree FAQ

How do you keep pea puree bright green?

The best way to keep pea puree bright green is to not overcook them. When you remove them from heat, they will keep cooking as they cool. To avoid this, give the peas an ice water bath after steaming to stop the cooking process!

What if my puree is too watery?

If you added too much water, formula or breast milk to the puree, the best thing to do is make more pea puree to add to it. Steam and blend more peas, adding just enough water for them to blend and not stick to the blender. Then add the new puree to your watery puree to thicken. I suggest adding liquid 1 teaspoon at a time to avoid it becoming too watery.

Can I make pea puree in advance?

Of course! Pea puree keeps in the fridge for 3-4 days and freezes nicely as well. I recommend freezing in small cubes so you can thaw only what you need at a time.

Should you strain pea puree?

As long as it’s thin enough with no lumps, pea puree should be fine without straining. However, if you’re concerned or want an extra smooth puree, you can put the pea puree through a sieve or cheese cloth to reduce the fibers.

How to Store

Storing pea puree is a breeze! You can either store in the fridge for 3-4 days or in the freezer for up to 3 months. If you want to freeze, I recommended using silicone ice cube trays or small freezer-safe jars so you can easily thaw small amounts when you want to use them!

How to Reheat or Thaw Frozen Pea Puree

I recommend thawing frozen puree in the fridge the night before you want to use it, but you can also thaw it quickly with a warm water bath. It thaws quickly if you’re defrosting a small amount to serve to a baby.

Other Ways to Use Pea Puree

Pea puree is great for babies, but there are so many other ways for older kids and adults to enjoy it too. Here are some ideas:

  • As a dip or spread – chefs often add ingredients like garlic, mint, butter, chicken broth and/or lemon juice to pea puree for extra flavor and use the puree to decorate a plate and add an extra layer of flavor to a dish. I could see a pea puree of this nature being great as a dip or side dish as well. This minted pea puree looks lovely.
  • Make a smoothie – peas can add a boost of protein, sweetness and creamy texture to smoothies. You can add the puree straight into a smoothie, but frozen pea puree give smoothies a great texture No need to thaw, just pop a couple cubes of pea puree into your blender with the rest of your smoothie ingredients. Try it in my green protein smoothie.

More Baby Food Purees

  • Sweet Potato Puree
  • Butternut Squash Puree
  • Peach Puree
  • Carrot Puree
  • Banana Puree
  • Mango Puree
  • Pumpkin Puree
  • Applesauce
  • Strawberry Puree
  • Blueberry Puree

More Recipes and Resources

  • Healthy Smash Cake
  • Baby French Toast
  • Banana Pancakes For Babies
  • Baby Yogurt Melts

Check out my guide to introducing solids for more ideas and information on feeding little ones and all of my baby food recipes as well.

How to Make Pea Puree

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Pea puree is a great first food when introducing solids to babies and all you need is a bag of frozen peas and a blender or food processor!

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Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 7 minutes

Total Time 12 minutes

Servings 4

  • 2 cups frozen peas
  • ⅓-½ cup water, breastmilk or formula, to thin
  • Fill a pot with about 1 inch of water, add peas to a steamer basket and place inside of the pot. Bring water to a low boil, cover with lid and steam peas for 3-6 minutes, or until bright green and tender. Remove from heat and let peas cool.

  • Place peas in a blender or food processor and blend, adding liquid (breast milk, formula or water) as needed to get the desired consistency.

  • Store pea puree in the fridge for 3-4 days or in the freezer or up to 3 months. I like to freeze the puree in silicone ice cube trays or small freezer-safe jars so I can easily thaw small amounts when I want to use them.

  • I recommend thawing frozen puree in the fridge the night before you want to use it, but you can also thaw it quickly with a warm water bath.

  • food processor

  • blender

  • If you want to add the most nutrition to the puree, I recommend using breastmilk or formula instead of water to thin the pea puree. 

Serving: 4ounces Calories: 70kcal Carbohydrates: 12g Protein: 5g Fat: 1g Sodium: 105mg Fiber: 4g Sugar: 6g

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Why is Nestlé baby food not finding adequate demand?

According to Euromonitor, in 2018, the largest growth in sales in the infant formula segment came from specially formulated foods for babies who have just transitioned from breastfeeding to formula. 123rf.com

Swiss food giant Nestlé is trying to diversify its baby food range and bring innovative products to market. The prospects here are promising. However, many critics are skeptical. And they have a reason to.

This content was published on January 10, 2020 – 11:00

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In the first weeks of life, baby Lindsay Beeson developed a rash, traces of blood on diapers, diarrhea and vomiting. Doctors diagnosed an allergy to cow’s milk. Like many other mothers in her situation, Lindsey eliminated milk from her baby’s diet and, in addition to breastfeeding, began to gradually introduce complementary foods with hypoallergenic infant formula. In the second year of his life, her son was switched to milk formulas specially designed for babies with allergies. “I knew that they contained a balance of proteins, fats and vitamins similar to the composition of cow’s milk. And my son liked the taste,” she said in an interview with swissinfo.ch.

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For global food concerns such as Nestlé, the development and launch of new formulas for infants up to one year of age, including those suffering from allergic reactions, requiring special dietary nutrition or simply picky eaters, is another and very important abroad in expanding the range of baby food.

Speaking to a group of journalists in Lausanne, Thierry Philardeau, Nestlé’s Senior Vice President of Strategic Dairy Business Development, recently stated: all babies and their mothers.” From a practical point of view, the concern’s strategy is to fill the gaps that arise in the nutrition of mothers and their children, regardless of whether the children receive artificial feeding, natural breastfeeding or combination.

The Swiss concern continues to focus on the nutrition of premature babies and children with special medical conditions. And yet, in recent years, he has consistently increased investment in research and development in order to obtain new products for the nutrition of children after the age of six months of life, that is, for a particularly difficult period when breast milk alone is no longer enough to meet the nutritional needs of a child. , and a complete transition to artificial food has not yet taken place.

Artificial demand or valuable nutritional supplement?

Nestlé baby food has a direct impact on the health of millions of children around the world. More than 150 years have passed since Henri Nestlé (1814-1890) invented Farine Lactée, a baby porridge to support malnourished children. Today, Nestlé is the world’s largest infant formula company. It has a fifth market share, followed by Danone in second place.

In recent years there has been a real boom in breastfeeding around the world. The profits of infant formula companies have fallen. Therefore, today these companies rely on “older babies” and on related products. According to EuromonitorExternal link , in 2018, the largest growth in sales in the infant formula segment was provided by specially formulated nutrition for children who have just switched from breastfeeding to artificial food.

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Today in supermarkets in almost every country in the world you can find the widest range of types of milk powder, dairy product concentrates and breast milk substitutes for children under one year old. It would seem great, but not everyone is satisfied with these products. Activists such as Patti Rundall are sounding the alarm. Since the 1980s, she has served as Director of Strategic Policy for Baby Milk ActionExternal link , an international network of baby food organizations. Since her filing, the world has experienced a number of very large litigations in connection with the production and sale of artificial nutrition from Nestlé Corporation.

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What’s the problem? It turns out that, according to her, the Nestlé and Danone concerns are the main initiators of the promotion of baby food for babies and milk formulas for children aged from 6 months to 3 years and further up to the age of nine. They use the same or very similar symbols (logos) as on infant formula, so parents, when they see the brand name, believe that they have a whole product line in front of them. However, new formulas for infant formula are just a marketing ploy.

“There is nothing new in them, so all milk formulas, starting with formulas “6 months+”, as well as formulas for children from 1 year to 3 years and older, are simply not needed, they are just a way to get more money out of parents’ pockets ”, P. Randall told swissinfo.ch. “This product should be removed from the market. But the market has become so huge that no one wants to do it, although everyone knows that they are dealing with violations of the provisions of the WHO Guidelines to stop inappropriate forms of promotion of foods for infants and young children.

More precisely, we are talking about the International Code on the Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes, adopted by WHO in 1981. This document sets standards for ethically responsible marketing, including restrictions on advertising, sponsorship, and giving away free samples of infant formula. The default document proceeds from the fact that, anyway, only breastfeeding is the ideal nutrition for a healthy baby up to six months, which, in fact, Danone, Nestlé and their opponents agree with.

Pressure from the baby food industry

Controversy arises at the gray zone stage, when complementary foods with other foods and drinks can be introduced at about six months of age and older. You can enter, but is it necessary? And this is where the problem lies. Don’t concerns create artificial demand, beneficial primarily to themselves? It is really difficult to understand this, the information received by parents from baby food manufacturers, doctors and staunch opponents of factory baby food is often contradictory.

Some scientific studies state that so-called “Third level milk formulas” for children aged one to three years are not needed, but they can help compensate for nutritional deficiencies, especially in cases of malnutrition or lack of certain nutrients substances in local foods”. So what’s wrong with giving kids a better chance at delicious and most importantly healthy food?

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Criticism of Nestlé has a long history. About forty years ago, breastfeeding activists first vociferously accused Nestlé of using an aggressive marketing strategy that resulted in mothers declining to breastfeed in favor of infant formula. The ensuing widespread boycott of Nestlé products led to major changes in the formation of marketing strategies.

However, Catherine Watt of the Geneva group La Leche LeagueExternal link , an international public private secular organization to support breastfeeding mothers, says that many women today stop breastfeeding earlier than they should. Why? “This is happening as a result of veiled pressure from the baby food industry, which has an arsenal of advertising in favor of various types of complementary foods and infant formula,” she said. “If there are doubts about whether the baby has enough breast milk, and there is some kind of milk formula in the closet, you just try to use it. And now you are already “under the hood” of the industry.”

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In developing countries, the consequences of such a move can be most dramatic. CTO of the Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India BPNIExternal link JP Dadhich is particularly concerned about the high cost of these products, their negative environmental impact and potential risks of infection.

“We can’t be sure about the quality of the water that these formulas are based on, which increases the risk of diarrhea. And this is in conditions when there is now enough milk of animal origin in India. After boiling, it is completely safe, in addition, it is quite acceptable here, taking into account the cultural traditions of the country. For children, it is better to use complementary foods from quality local products, continuing to breastfeed the child after 6 months.”

The World Health Organization (WHO) is also concerned that infant formula designed specifically for babies after one year of age can shorten the duration of breastfeeding by depriving the baby of important nutrients, especially if the products are labeled similarly and are promoted as more healthy alternative to breastfeeding due to the increased content of vitamins and minerals.

The devil is in the details

All this has caused and continues to cause heated debate between governments and food company lobbyists. “One of the challenges with regard to ‘level 2’ formula (after 6 months) is the need to understand whether foods for children aged 1 to 3 years should be considered specifically as ‘substitutes’ for breast milk, and if not, what should they be called.” Tom Heilandt of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, an international food standards group, tells us this.

Some governments would like to ban these formulas so as not to completely “kill” the motivation to breastfeed, while other countries want to leave the choice to consumers. India is a country with some of the most stringent regulations. Here, any products intended specifically for children under the age of two years are categorized as breast milk substitutes and thus fall under the international “Code of Regulations” of WHO. Group NestléExternal link says it has gone further than many other players in the industry by operating under European Union rules coming into effect in 2020.

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At the same time, Nestlé opposes any additional regulation, arguing, based on studies already conducted in many countries, that any artificial nutrition alternative will still be less healthy than any mixture. “There is no point in restricting nutrition advertising for children under the age of one, especially when there are almost no restrictions on advertising Coca-Cola and other fast food anywhere,” says T. Filardo.

Always guilty?

Nestlé recognizes that it needs to proceed with caution given its history of high-profile scandals. “It’s not for you to sell chocolate, we have a huge responsibility. Every year we produce formula for 15 million children, which is equal to the population of the Netherlands,” says T. Filardo. At the same time, the company has already updated its marketing policy several times by creating a system for reporting violations and annually providing reports on compliance with its obligations.

Unlike the pre-1980s era, the company is very clear that “breastfeeding is the best feeding option.” At the same time, she wants her food products for children to be almost in no way inferior in quality to breast milk. Critics say it’s not enough to be “the lesser of the evils.” However, Nestlé argues that if the company is forced out of the baby food market, companies with more than a dubious reputation will take its place. This is especially true in countries with weak regulatory environments such as China, Russia, and the United States.

According to WHO, 58 countries around the world still do not have laws restricting the marketing of infant formula for children under one year of age. “I want to complete the story of Nestlé as a company that allegedly kills children,” says T. Filardo. “Let’s move on without forgetting the past. We have drawn conclusions, we have changed. I want to look to the future, I don’t want to bear the stigma of the eternal guilty anymore, especially since someone, and our company, has done more in this area than many other companies.

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As part of a rolling study, dry adapted initial milk formulas (as close as possible in chemical composition to breast milk) produced on the basis of cow’s and goat’s milk, intended for healthy children from 0 to 6 months (18 products) and from 0 to 12 months ( 3 products).

The choice of brands was determined by mothers – the most active audience of the Roskachestvo portal. For a whole year, they sent the names of the brands they were interested in. As a result, experts tested the products of 21 brands in 82 quality and safety indicators. At the same time, the geography of the production of dry milk mixtures turned out to be quite extensive. We tested milk powders from Belarus (1), Germany (2), Denmark (3), Ireland (1), Spain (2), the Netherlands (4), New Zealand (1), Russia (4), Finland (1 ), Switzerland (1) and Estonia (1). The cost at the time of purchase ranged from 53.43 to 288.25 rubles per 100 grams of the product.

According to the results of the study, powdered milk formula “Bellakt Optimum 1” (Republic of Belarus) met not only the requirements of current standards for quality and safety, but also the advanced requirements of the Roskachestvo standard. However, this product cannot qualify for the Russian Quality Mark, as it was produced abroad.

RUSSIAN QUALITY SYSTEM STANDARD

The standard of the Russian quality system for dry adapted milk formulas for children from 0 to 6 months has tightened the requirements for the content of some components:

  • the mixture does not contain starch;

  • the mass fraction of moisture in a dry product should not exceed 3. 5%;

  • the index of the solubility index of the raw sediment (for dry mixtures) should be no more than 0.2 cm³;

  • the level of active acidity is 6.6–7.4 pH.

  • the required level of product localization for awarding the Russian Quality Mark is at least 25%.

These requirements are not mandatory for manufacturers, however, products that do not meet the specified requirements cannot qualify for the Russian Quality Mark.

Safety is paramount

According to Rosstat, today about 40% of children in the country are bottle-fed. The parents of these babies can easily purchase milk formulas, since there is no shortage of them on the shelves of Russian stores. The choice of the consumer is offered both imported and domestic products.

However, consumers have concerns about this product. For example, it is believed that milk mixtures may contain antibiotics (from raw materials), E. coli, heavy metals, preservatives and impurities that can harm the health of the child.

The experts checked the adapted dry milk formulas (breast milk substitutes) for microbiological safety, for the presence of preservatives and antibiotics.

The mixtures were also checked for the presence of melamine in them. After more than 6,000 babies were poisoned with infant formula in China in 2008 (in those mixtures, the melamine content was 500 times higher than the permissible norm), the very word “melamine” terrifies consumers.

The results of our study allow us to state that there is no melamine in the mixtures.

FOR REFERENCE

How did the chemical get into baby food in 2008?

“According to the most common version, the reason for the Chinese melamine crisis was the deliberate addition of melamine to baby food and dairy products,” explains Dmitry Makarov, senior researcher at VGNKI, Rosselkhoznadzor. – This was done in order to increase the protein value of products. The fact is that the generally accepted method for determining protein does not distinguish between protein and melamine. Apparently, therefore, the manufacturers hoped that their scam would go unnoticed. However, they did not take into account the fact that in high concentrations, melamine causes the formation of crystals in the urinary tract, which leads to disruption of the kidneys.


Based on the results of testing mixtures for safety, it can be concluded that all products are safe. It does not contain antibiotics, heavy metals and toxic elements. Microbiological indicators meet the established requirements. There are no preservatives (including sorbic, propionic and benzoic acids) in the composition.

Special production

Many people think that powdered milk mixtures are made from ordinary milk powder, to which various vitamins, micro- and macroelements are added. This, of course, is not true.

First of all, it must be said that all mixtures are divided into adapted – as close as possible to women’s milk, partially adapted and the so-called subsequent formulas – mixtures for feeding children over a year old. Also on the market is a category of adapted milk formulas with average indicators for feeding children from birth to 12 months.

Age distinctions of mixtures are as follows:

  • The prefix “pre” in the title refers to mixtures for premature or low birth weight babies.

  • “1” – for children from birth to 6 months.

  • “2” – for babies from 6 months to 1 year.

  • “3” – for children older than a year.

  • “4” – as a rule, starting from 18 months.

“The choice of optimal nutrition for children in the first months of life seems especially difficult, because the stomach of babies does not yet have the enzymes necessary for digesting food,” says Tatiana Butskaya -pediatrician.
– These children often have functional digestive disorders, and they are at high risk of developing various forms of food intolerance.

That is why pediatricians insist on a mandatory consultation with a doctor before transferring a child of the first year of life to full or partial artificial nutrition.

The main principle that must be observed when creating adapted mixtures for children of the first year of life is their maximum approximation (adaptation) to the composition and properties of human milk and compliance with the characteristics of the child’s digestion and metabolism. To achieve this, manufacturers are constantly improving blends.

Read HERE about the benefits of breastfeeding and how it affects your baby’s health.

What makes formula closer to breast milk?

For the health of the baby, it is important that the mixture is balanced in terms of the content of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, polyunsaturated fatty acids, amino acids, vitamins and minerals, which must be present in the composition of the mixture.

Proteins, fats, carbohydrates

In the course of the study, the experts found that in mixtures of all brands, the content of proteins, fats and carbohydrates complies with the requirements of the law.

Vegetable fats and polyunsaturated fatty acids

– To improve lipid metabolism, milk fat is partially or completely replaced with vegetable oils (corn, rapeseed, soybean, coconut, sunflower, etc.)0122 Head of the Department of the Research Institute of Baby Nutrition of the branch of the FSBSI “Federal Research Center for Nutrition and Biotechnology” Elena Simonenko.

In this regard, two more consumer fears are worth mentioning:

In our study, soy with GMOs was not found in mixtures.

In addition, experts have dispelled consumer fears about the inappropriateness of vegetable fats in baby food.

– The main essential fatty acid in human breast milk is palmitic. It is found in the fruits of the oil palm. Palm oil is about half made up of palmitic acid. Infant formulas are made as close as possible in composition to breast milk, and palm oil is an important ingredient. The requirements for the indicators of raw materials used in the production of infant formula are established in the technical regulation of the Customs Union “On food safety” (TR CU 021/2011), says Executive Director of the Association of Fat and Oil Producers and Consumers Ekaterina Nesterova.

– It should be emphasized that the level of palmitic acid in breast milk is 25%, and by refusing palm oil in the composition of infant formula, the manufacturer must ensure that its content is close to that of mother’s milk. Meanwhile, in some milk “palm-free” mixtures, it is below 10%, – specifies Director General of the National Union of Milk Producers “Soyuzmoloko” Artem Belov.

Also, the child in the process of growth and development requires energy. The body receives a significant part of it from the breakdown of fats.

– Polyunsaturated fatty acids are very important for the baby. These substances ensure the normal development of the organs of vision and hearing of the child, are responsible for the harmonious physical development and behavioral functions. Omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids play a special role in the maturation and functioning of the central nervous system in children and have a direct impact on brain development. They are involved in the construction of the myelin sheaths of the brain and play a critical role in the transmission of signals between nerve cells. All this is extremely important for the development of intelligence, mindfulness, memory, psychomotor function, – clarifies Anastasia Kirillova, pediatrician at the Children’s Clinic MEDSI (Moscow).

– It should be noted that polyunsaturated linoleic acid (omega-6 family) is not synthesized in the human body, it is one of the essential nutritional factors, including for young children, therefore it is used in infant formulas and is normalized by technical regulations, – specifies Elena Simonenko .

According to the requirements of TR TS 033/2013, in the dry milk mixture of linoleic acid should be from 14 to 20% of the total fatty acids. The study showed that in milk mixtures Nutrilon Premium (Ireland) and “MD mil SP Goat 1” (Spain) insufficient amount of linoleic acid, which does not meet the requirements of TR TS.

Amino acids

Particular attention should be paid to the presence of taurine in the composition of the mixture – an essential amino acid necessary for the proper development of the child’s body, – notes Elena Simonenko .

Our research has shown that all brands of products meet the required taurine content.

Vitamins and minerals

Any adapted milk formula, according to the recommendations of the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission, must contain at least 11 minerals and 15 vitamins. We checked whether the content of vitamins and minerals meets the established standards.

According to the results of the study, it turned out that in the product Frisolac
(Netherlands) the content of calcium and magnesium in the diluted mixture is below the established norms:

  • According to the requirements, the calcium content in the reconstituted mixture should be 330. 0–700.0 mg/l, in fact it is 300.31 mg/l.

  • Magnesium should be 50.0-150.0 mg / l, and in fact – 6.75 mg / l.

In the products of other brands, the experts did not find violations in terms of the content of minerals.

The level of vitamins in adapted mixtures should be higher than in human milk, on average by 15–20%, since their digestibility is lower than from breast milk. According to the requirements, in the reconstituted adapted mixture of vitamin C there should be at least 55-150 mg / l.

The audit showed that the products of nine brands of vitamin C are less than the established norm TR CU 033/2013: “Kid Istrinsky” (Russia), Bebi Premium Gold Gold (Denmark), Frisolac3 (Netherlands), Frisolac (Netherlands), Humana Expert (Germany), Nestogen (Russia), Nutricia Malyutka (Russia), Nutrilon Premium (Ireland), Similac (Denmark). However, this cannot be attributed to violations: due to the volatility of dry components, it is incorrect to say that this indicator turned out to be lower due to the fault of the manufacturer, the content of vitamin C could decrease during storage.

How to choose and store milk powder, read HERE.

Taste, color, smell and texture

Products of all brands fully met the organoleptic requirements.

Smell – pleasant, barely perceptible.

The taste of is delicate, slightly sweet, without foreign aftertastes.

Consistency. All mixtures were a fine homogeneous powder without lumps (or with a small amount of lumps that easily crumble when pressed lightly). In the restored form, the liquid is homogeneous.

Color also met the requirements – from white with a slight creamy tint to a light creamy yellow.

We checked the level of active acidity (pH) in the mixtures and whether they dissolve well in water.

The results of the study showed that the products of all brands are highly soluble in water, and the level of acidity (pH) corresponds to the advanced standard of Roskachestvo. This means that all mixtures are well absorbed.

Compliance with marking

And finally, one more concern: many are convinced that the ingredients of powdered milk mixtures declared on the label may not correspond to the actual composition. Our experts have checked whether such concerns are justified.

“According to the requirement of the TR CU for product labeling, the manufacturer is obliged to place information on the composition of micronutrients (they determine the development of the child), as well as the amount of proteins, fats and carbohydrates in the volume in which they are present in the dry milk formula, on the package,” says
Elena Saratseva, Deputy Head of the Russian Quality System
. – At the same time, it is important for consumers to obtain information about the composition of the mixture in the finished (reconstituted) form in accordance with the recommendations indicated by the manufacturer. It is important to note that infant formula is rationed specifically for the diluted product.
Therefore, labeling on mixtures is often put through a fraction or in two columns in the table: on the dry matter contained in this package, as well as on the finished (diluted) product.

During the study, it was found that there are certain discrepancies in the indication of prebiotics, minerals and vitamins in the labeling.

Only one manufacturer indicated absolutely reliable information in the labeling of his product – in the mixture “Bellakt Optimum 1” (Belarus).

“The problem of inconsistencies in labeling may be related to the dry mixing method in production,” says Elena Saratseva. – Such a manufacturing method does not allow achieving a uniform composition. Thus, in almost every package, the actual concentrations of trace elements differ from those declared. This creates an inconvenience when choosing baby food, since, for example, mixtures where a high content of calcium or vitamin C is declared may not turn out to be such, therefore, they will not meet the expectations that the consumer places on it.

When did you start feeding baby solids: When Can My Baby Start Eating Solid Foods? (for Parents)

Опубликовано: November 15, 2022 в 7:54 pm

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When Can My Baby Start Eating Solid Foods? (for Parents)

A friend just started giving her 3-month-old applesauce and rice cereal. My son is just 2 weeks younger than hers, and I am wondering if I should be introducing solids soon too. When should I start?
Taylor

Doctors recommend waiting until a baby is about 6 months old to start solid foods. Starting before 4 months is not recommended.

At about 6 months, babies need the added nutrition — such as iron and zinc — that solid foods provide. It’s also the right time to introduce your infant to new tastes and textures. 

Some babies may be ready for solids sooner than 6 months, but don’t start until your baby is at least 4 months old.

How do you know it’s the right time to start solid foods? Here are some signs that babies are ready:

  • They have good head and neck control and sit up in a high chair.
  • They’re interested in foods. For example, they may watch others eat, reach for food, and open their mouths when food approaches.
  • They don’t push food out of their mouths, which is a natural tongue reflex that disappears when they’re between 4–6 months old.
  • They weigh twice their birth weight, or close to it.

Talk to your doctor about the right time to start solid foods.

How Should I Start Solids?

When the time is right, you can start with a single-grain, iron-fortified baby cereal. Start with 1 or 2 tablespoons of cereal mixed with breast milk, formula, or water. Feed your baby with a small baby spoon. Don’t add cereal or other food to a baby’s bottle because it can lead to too much weight gain. Let your baby practice eating from a spoon and learn to stop when full.

When your baby gets the hang of eating the first food, introduce others, such as puréed meat, fruits, vegetables, beans, lentils, or yogurt. Try one food at a time and wait a few days before trying something else new to make sure your baby doesn’t have an allergic reaction.

Foods that are more likely to cause allergies can be among the foods you introduce to your baby. These include peanuts, eggs, cow’s milk, seafood, nuts, wheat, and soy. Waiting to start these foods does not prevent food allergies. Talk to your doctor if you are concerned about food allergies, especially if any close family members have allergies, food allergies, or allergy-related conditions, like eczema or asthma.

Infants with severe eczema or egg allergies are more likely to have allergies to peanuts. Talk to your doctor about how and when to introduce these foods to your child.

When starting your baby on solids, avoid:

  • foods with added sugars and no-calorie sweeteners
  • high-sodium foods
  • honey, until after the first birthday. It can cause botulism in babies.
  • unpasteurized juice, milk, yogurt, or cheese 
  • regular cow’s milk or soy drinks before 12 months instead of breast milk or formula. It’s OK to offer pasteurized yogurt and cheese.
  • foods that may cause choking, such as hot dogs, raw carrots, grapes, popcorn, and nuts

Also, do not give fruit juices to infants younger than 12 months old.

Over the next few months, introduce a variety of foods from all the food groups. If your baby doesn’t seem to like something, don’t give up. It can take 8 to 10 tries or more before babies learn to like new foods.

Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD

Date reviewed: February 2021

Introducing solids: why, when, what & how

Solid foods: why babies need them

As babies get older, they need solid food to get enough nutrients for growth and development. These essential nutrients include iron, zinc and others.

For the first 6 months of life, babies use iron stored in their bodies from when they were in the womb. They also get some iron from breastmilk and/or infant formula. But babies’ iron stores go down as they grow. By around 6 months, babies need to start having solid food.

Introducing solids is also important for helping babies learn to eat, giving them experience of new tastes and textures from a range of foods. It develops their teeth and jaws, and it builds other skills that they’ll need later for language development.

Signs that it’s time to introduce solids

Signs your baby is ready for solids include when your baby:

  • has good head and neck control and can sit upright when supported
  • shows an interest in food – for example, they look at what’s on your plate
  • reaches out for your food
  • opens their mouth when you offer them food on a spoon.

Most babies start to show these signs by around 6 months, although this can vary.

It’s recommended not to introduce solids before 4 months.

If your baby is nearing 7 months of age and hasn’t started solids, you might like to get some advice from your child and family health nurse or GP.

The best times of day to introduce solids

When you’re first introducing solids, it’s good to offer solids when you and your baby are both happy and relaxed.

This is often after a feed of breastmilk or formula. Babies will still have room in their tummies for a taste of new foods after a feed of breastmilk or formula. But if they’re really hungry before a feed, they just want the breastmilk or formula that they know satisfies their hunger.

As time passes, you’ll learn when your baby is hungry or full, not interested or tired.

Signs of hunger include your baby:

  • getting excited when they see you getting their food ready
  • leaning towards you while they’re sitting in the highchair
  • opening their mouth as you’re about to feed them.

Signs your baby is no longer interested include:

  • turning their head away
  • losing interest or getting distracted
  • pushing the spoon away
  • clamping their mouth shut.

Your baby’s appetite can vary from day to day.

How much food to offer when introducing solids

When you’re first introducing solids, try offering 1-2 teaspoons of food once a day. At first, your baby might have only a small taste and probably won’t swallow much.

As your baby grows, you can increase the amount according to your baby’s appetite and signs.

By 12 months, your baby should be eating around 3 small meals a day, plus breastmilk or infant formula.

The right textures for first foods

When your baby is ready for solids, first foods might be smooth or finely mashed, depending on what baby likes. Over the next weeks and months, your baby can move on to roughly mashed or minced foods and then chopped foods. All foods should be very soft.

Your baby needs a variety of food textures. This helps your baby learn how to chew, and chewing helps with speech development and self-feeding. It also helps to prevent feeding difficulties as your baby develops. Babies can chew even before they get their first teeth.

By the time your baby is 12 months old, they should be eating the same foods that the rest of the family is eating. But you might still need to chop some foods into smaller pieces and cook vegetables until they’re soft.

To prevent choking, always supervise babies and young children while they’re eating solid food. Avoid nuts, take special care with pieces of meat and check fish for small bones, because these are choking hazards. And if your baby can move around, make sure baby is sitting down while they’re eating. If you sit with your baby while they’re eating, baby is less likely to move around.

Types of food to offer when introducing solids

All new foods are exciting for your baby.

The key is to include iron-rich foods of the right texture in your baby’s first foods. Iron-rich foods include:

  • iron-fortified infant cereal
  • minced meat, poultry and fish
  • cooked tofu and legumes
  • mashed, cooked egg (avoid raw or runny egg).

To these iron-rich foods, you can add other healthy foods of the right texture like:

  • vegetables – for example, cooked potato, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrot, broccoli or spinach
  • fruit – for example, banana, apple, pear, melon or avocado
  • grains – for example, oats, bread, rice and pasta
  • dairy foods – for example, yoghurt and full-fat cheese.

You can introduce any number of new foods at a time and in any order. When you offer your baby a variety of foods, they can try plenty of new tastes and get a range of nutrients.

Read our tips for introducing solid foods to learn how to get your baby interested in new foods and manage mealtime mess and play.

Breastmilk and infant formula while introducing solids

You should keep breastfeeding or using infant formula until at least 12 months.

When you start introducing solids, breastmilk or infant formula should still be the main source of your baby’s nutrition. Over the next few months, your baby will start having more solids and less milk or formula. The rate that this happens will vary.

By around 9 months, babies have generally developed enough chewing and swallowing skills to move from having milk before solids to having milk after solids.

Here are some signs that your baby is getting enough nutrition from both solids and breastmilk or formula during this time. Your baby:

  • has plenty of wet nappies – at least 6-8 wet cloth nappies or 5 very wet disposables in 24 hours
  • is alert and mostly happy after and between feeds
  • is gaining weight at about the right rate – your child and family health nurse will weigh your baby at your regular check-ups.

From 12 months onwards, solids should be the main source of your baby’s nutrition. Your baby doesn’t need infant formula after 12 months, but you can keep breastfeeding for as long as you and your baby like.

If solid food replaces breastmilk and/or infant formula too quickly, babies can miss out on important nutrition. If you have any concerns about your baby’s feeds or weight, talk to your midwife, child and family health nurse, lactation consultant or GP.

Introducing water

Once your baby has reached 6 months, you can start to offer baby cooled, boiled water in a cup at mealtimes and at other times during the day. This is so your baby can practise drinking from a cup, but baby still doesn’t really need fluids other than breastmilk or formula at this age.

Once your baby has reached 12 months, you can offer fresh tap water without boiling it.

Foods and drinks to avoid while introducing solids

There are some foods to avoid until your baby is a certain age:

  • Honey until 12 months – this is to avoid the risk of infant botulism.
  • Raw or runny eggs and foods containing raw eggs like home-made mayonnaise until 12 months – bacteria in raw eggs can be harmful to babies.
  • Reduced-fat dairy until 2 years – babies need full-fat dairy for growth.
  • Whole nuts and similar hard foods until 3 years – these are choking hazards.

There are some drinks to avoid until your baby is a certain age:

  • pasteurised full-fat cow’s milk as a main drink until 12 months
  • dairy alternatives like soy, goat’s, sheep’s, rice, oat, almond and coconut milk until 2 years, unless your GP or child and family health nurse has recommended these for a particular reason
  • unpasteurised milks at all ages
  • tea, coffee or sugar-sweetened drinks at all ages
  • fruit juice – this should be limited at all ages (whole fruits are better because they have fibre and help babies develop chewing and feeding skills).

Your baby doesn’t need added salt or sugar. Processed or packaged foods with high levels of fat, sugar and/or salt aren’t good for babies and children. These foods include cakes, biscuits, chips and fried foods.

Food allergy and introducing solids

Introducing allergenic foods early can reduce the risk of your child developing food allergy. Allergenic foods are foods that might cause allergies.

All babies, including babies with a high allergy risk, should try solid foods that might cause allergies from around 6 months of age. These foods include well-cooked egg, peanut butter and other nut butters, wheat (from wheat-based breads, cereals and pasta) and cow’s milk (but not as a main drink).

Once you’ve introduced an allergenic food, it’s a good idea to regularly include it in your baby’s diet.

It’s a good idea to get advice from your GP, child and family health nurse, dietitian, paediatrician or allergy and immunology specialist for the following reasons:

  • Your baby already has a food allergy.
  • Your baby has severe eczema.
  • Your family has a history of food allergy and you’re concerned about starting solids.
  • You’re worried about reactions to foods.

Introduction of solid food into the child’s diet. Our child.

Contents:

  • There is no time limit for introducing solid foods into the baby’s diet
  • Before or after milk?
  • What should a spoon be like?
  • If your baby doesn’t like porridge
  • Fruit

This chapter explains how it was right to introduce complementary foods 30-40 years ago, but today’s recommendations for feeding children under one year old are somewhat different. This also applies to the timing of the introduction of new food, and the methods of its preparation – today it would not occur to anyone to scrape a fried piece of meat for a 6-month-old baby or boil fruit.

There is no fixed time frame for introducing solid food into a child’s diet.

Fifty years ago it was only introduced after a year. Then doctors began to try to introduce it earlier and earlier and found that children willingly accept such food and it has a beneficial effect on them. For two reasons, it makes sense to start solid foods in the first half of the first year. At this age, children do not care what they eat, and as they get older, they become more picky. Solid foods contain substances, especially iron, that are rare or non-existent in milk.

Nowadays, doctors usually recommend the introduction of solid foods between the first and fourth month. Introducing solid foods too early does not provide much benefit. In the first 2-3 months, the child gets everything he needs from milk. His digestive system is still imperfect and almost does not absorb starch.

When deciding at what age to introduce solid foods to a child’s diet, the doctor takes into account both the child’s appetite and his digestive system.

For example, if a baby is not getting enough breastmilk at 6 weeks and is starving, solid foods can be introduced into his diet, thereby avoiding other types of supplemental artificial nutrition. If a formula-fed baby has a slightly loose stool all the time, your doctor will advise you to wait with the introduction of solid foods so as not to irritate the baby’s digestive organs. Often mothers are afraid to be even one day behind neighbors and acquaintances who have already introduced solid food, and persuade the doctor to allow them to do the same.

Before or after milk?

Most children who have never tried solid food refuse it, expecting milk as usual. So start with milk at first, and after a month or two try solid food at the beginning or in the middle of feeding, when the baby realizes that solid food satisfies hunger just as well as milk.

How big should a spoon be?

A regular teaspoon is too big for a small child’s mouth. And many types of spoons are too deep, making it difficult for a child to remove food from them. It is better to feed your baby with a coffee spoon with a flatter bottom. Some mothers use wooden sticks (the same ones that doctors use when examining a baby’s throat).

Porridge

The order in which the different types of solid food are introduced does not matter. Usually, porridge is given first. The only drawback of cereals is their taste, which many children do not like. Different children prefer different cereals. It is better if you teach your child to all kinds of cereals.

Give him time to fall in love with porridge

Usually, doctors recommend starting with 1 teaspoon of porridge, gradually increasing the amount to 2-3 tablespoons if the child likes porridge and does not cause stomach upset. Let him only taste the porridge for a few days. Increase the portion if the child likes the porridge. Take your time!

It is a hilarious sight when a child tastes solid food for the first time. His face is filled with bewilderment and disgust. He wrinkles his nose and forehead. Don’t blame him for it. In the end, this is really a completely new taste and texture for him. Besides, he’s not used to the spoon yet. When a baby suckles at the breast, the milk automatically goes to the right place. But at first he does not know what to do with solid food when it enters his mouth. He will not immediately learn to grab food with the front of the tongue and move it down the throat. At first, the child makes a sucking movement with his tongue and most of the porridge ends up on his chin. You will have to make more and more attempts, but do not despair – a little porridge still ends up in his stomach. And over time, he will learn to eat solid food. Just be patient.

It doesn’t matter which feeding you give him porridge. But do not give it during those hours when the child is not very hungry. Usually porridge is offered at 10 o’clock in the morning feeding or at 6 o’clock in the evening. At first, cook the porridge very thin, not much thicker than milk, then it will be easier for the child to swallow it and it will not seem too strange to him. In addition, children usually do not like sticky foods. If you are formula feeding your baby, you can use part of his daily milk to make porridge. But, as a rule, children prefer to drink their usual portion of milk, in addition to porridge. So, you may have to use regular pasteurized or powdered milk to make porridge. Of course, you can cook porridge with water. But it is unlikely that the child will like it.

What cereals?

Mothers usually give powdered cereals to their children. There are several varieties of these cereals.

If there is a hereditary allergy in the family, the doctor will advise you to wait to give porridge, and later start with rice, oatmeal or barley. Semolina porridge should be introduced only after a few months, since wheat more often than other cereals causes diathesis.

You can give your child those cereals that the whole family eats. Start with semolina porridge – it has the least fiber. By 5-6 months, you can give him pearl barley, oatmeal, rice porridge and hominy. In very young children, the fiber in pearl barley and oatmeal can cause loose stools. According to the content of vitamins and protein, semolina, oatmeal and barley porridge are the most useful. Add salt to taste.

If the child does not like porridge

Two days after you start giving porridge, it will become clear to you how your child feels about it. Some children seem to decide to themselves like this: “This is something strange in taste, but nutritious and I will eat it.” After a few more days, they get completely used to the porridge and stretch their mouths to each spoon, like chicks in a nest. And other children the very next day firmly decide that they will not eat it. On the third day, they like porridge even less. Dont be upset! If you try to force a child to eat porridge against his will, he will resist even more desperately. This struggle will lead to despair and you. And after a week or two, the child may become so suspicious that he will not even want to drink milk. Porridge should be given only once a day. First, give him quite a bit of porridge, just for testing. Add sugar – maybe he will like sweet porridge more. If after 2-3 days, despite all the precautions, he still does not want to eat porridge, then wait two weeks, and then try to offer him porridge again. If he does not like it again, then consult a doctor.

It would be a huge mistake to force a child to eat his first cereal. Sometimes this is how the problem of poor appetite in a child arises. Even if this does not lead to a deterioration in appetite, unnecessary strife between mother and child should still be avoided.

If you do not have the opportunity to consult a doctor, and your child categorically refuses to eat porridge, then offer him mashed fruit. At first, the taste of fruits will also seem strange to him, but after 2-3 days, almost all children like fruits. And in another two weeks, the child will probably consider that everything that comes across on a spoon is very tasty. That’s when you give him porridge.

Fruit

Fruit is usually introduced into the menu a few weeks after cereals. But some doctors recommend introducing them first, as children tend to like fruits.

In the first 6-8 months, all fruits, except bananas, are given boiled to children (fruits should be boiled in a small amount of water). Usually, children are given apples, peaches, pears, apricots, prunes, pineapples, etc. You can buy canned pureed fruits from baby food stores or give your child the same fruits as the rest of the family. Separate a portion of the fruit for the child, strain it through a sieve, and add just enough sugar to offset the sour taste. If you are giving canned fruit to your child, discard the syrup as it is too sweet for small children.

You can give fruit at any of the feedings or even twice a day, depending on your child’s appetite and how they absorb fruit. Usually fruits are given in the 14-hour or 18-hour feeding.

Give your child time to get used to each type of fruit. Most children have enough 50-60 g of fruit at a time. Cooked fruit (or canned food) can be stored for 3 days in the refrigerator. Bananas that you give to your child must be completely ripe, i.e. with black spots on the skin and light brown inside. Mash the banana well with a fork and add a little milk if the mixture is too thick.

Fruit is said to soften stools. But for most children, including newborns, the mentioned fruits, except for prunes, do not have such an effect. Prunes are a mild laxative and therefore doubly valuable for children suffering from chronic constipation. Such children can be given mashed prunes every day in one feeding and any other fruit in another.

If your child, on the contrary, easily upsets the stomach, then it is better to give him fruits once a day, and exclude prunes from the menu altogether.

In the second half of the first year, you can give your child raw fruits: apples and pears, peeled (pitted berries and grapes are usually given no earlier than 2 years).

Vegetables

Pureed boiled vegetables are introduced into the child’s menu 2-4 weeks after cereals or fruits, or after both.

The most popular vegetables are beans, peas, spinach, tomatoes, carrots, beets, potatoes, celery, zucchini, pumpkin. You can give other vegetables (cauliflower and white cabbage, onions, turnips). Most children do not like the taste of these vegetables. But if your family loves any of these vegetables, then offer them to your child too (the too sharp taste of these vegetables can be softened by boiling them in two waters). Corn is not given to small children because of the tough husk.

You can give your child both fresh and frozen vegetables, boiled and pureed. You can give special canned vegetable purees.

Children are often very picky about vegetables. You may soon discover that your child does not like one or two types of vegetables. Don’t push, but offer them every month. It makes no sense to force a child to eat those vegetables that he does not like when there are many other equally valuable vegetables. Many children like vegetables to be lightly salted. There is no harm in this.

At first, there will be many undigested pieces of vegetables in the baby’s stool. This is normal if the stool is not liquid and there is no mucus in it. But do not rush to increase the serving of vegetables until the child’s stomach adapts to them. If vegetables cause loose stools, stop giving them, and after a month start again in small portions.

Beets will turn a child’s feces and urine red. We must remember that you gave the child beets, so as not to worry in vain and not to think that it was blood.

Spinach in children sometimes cracks the lips, and in some cases the mucous membrane of the anus. In this case, eliminate spinach from the child’s diet for several months and then try again.

Vegetables are usually given at the 14-hour meal or at lunchtime for an older child. Gradually increase the serving of vegetables to a few tablespoons. Cooked vegetables can be stored in the refrigerator for 2 days. If you don’t have a refrigerator, then don’t leave cooked vegetables for the next day, as they spoil quickly.

Eggs

Egg yolk is a very valuable product because it contains iron. Approximately in the middle of the year, the red blood cells of the child require more and more iron due to the rapid growth of the child, who no longer has enough iron present in his blood at birth (there is practically no iron in milk, there is very little in other products).

Eggs are the most common cause of allergies, especially if everyone in the family suffers from it. The most common form of allergy is eczema (diathesis), when the skin, most commonly on the face and behind the ears, turns red, flaky, and feels hard and rough to the touch. The skin may then begin to become wet and crusty. Eczema causes itching.

To prevent allergies, try the following: only give the yolk until the age of one, because the iron is contained in the yolk, and diathesis is usually caused by protein. Give a hard-boiled yolk (boil an egg for 20 minutes), as the longer any product is boiled, the less likely it is to be allergic.

Some children do not like the taste of egg yolk. You can salt it a little or mix it with porridge or vegetable puree. But, if because of this the child will not eat vegetables or porridge, do not insist.

Egg yolk is usually given between the 4th and 6th month, but some doctors advise waiting up to 7-8 months, especially if there is a family history of allergies.

Soft-boiled eggs and scrambled eggs are given no earlier than 9 months (mainly due to protein) and little by little, like every new kind of food.

Eggs can be given at any feeding. When you enter meat into the child’s menu, eggs can be given for breakfast or dinner, and meat for lunch.

Meat

Studies have shown that meat is very useful for children even in the first year of life. Many doctors now recommend giving meat starting at 2-6 months of age. Meat for a small child is either turned in a meat grinder several times, or rubbed through a sieve, or rubbed on a grater. Therefore, it is easy for a child to eat it, even while he has no teeth. Here is the easiest way to cook meat for a baby: scrape up the right amount of raw meat with the blunt edge of a knife or spoon and put it in a cup, which should be placed in a pot of boiling water. The meat is ready when the red color completely disappears. Milk or water can be added to the pulp, then the mass will turn out to be more juicy. Another method is to quickly fry a piece of meat to kill the bacteria on its surface, and then, holding it firmly in your hand, scrape it with a spoon. The red soft meat will be scraped off, but the veins will remain. The liver can be boiled until its color changes, and then rubbed through a sieve. Salt the meat to taste.

When the child is accustomed to pureed or scraped meat, he can be given meat fried and passed through a meat grinder. It is better not to use ready-made minced meat, as it contains pieces of meat that were in contact with the meat grinder and with the hands of the butchers. In addition, there is usually a lot of fat and sinew in the finished minced meat.

After the child gets used to beef, give him other types of meat: chicken, lamb, veal, liver, pork.

Pork should be cooked very carefully.

Six-month-old baby’s meals

By 6 months, your baby’s diet may include cereals, egg yolk, fruit, vegetables, and meat. Usually these products are distributed as follows: porridge and an egg for breakfast, meat and vegetables for lunch, porridge and fruits for dinner. However, there are no strict rules in this regard. Feed your baby in a way that is comfortable for both you and him. For example, if he is not hungry in the morning, you can give fruit and an egg for breakfast, vegetables and meat for lunch, and one porridge for dinner. If he has a strong stool, then you can give him prunes with porridge at every dinner, and additionally other fruits for breakfast.

Plain puddings

Puddings are less valuable food for a child than other meals. They add nothing new to the diet and take a long time to prepare. Fruit is in many ways a more valuable dessert. But, if you make puddings for the whole family, then you can give them to a small child after 6 months.

Sometimes puddings can do a good job. For example, a one-year-old child may suddenly completely refuse to drink milk. And with pudding, he can get about 200-250 g of milk. It happens that a child eats very little of each dish at dinner, then in addition to fruit, you can give him pudding. Puddings are also good substitutes for cereals if the child has fallen out of love with them (then for dinner you give him fruit and pudding or vegetables and pudding). Desserts that include gelatin are beneficial because of the fruits they contain. Gelatin itself is of no value for the nutrition of the child.

If your child loves fruit, digests it well, and drinks enough milk, you don’t need to make regular puddings for him. The child must eat raw and boiled fruits at least every other day.

Potatoes and starch

Potatoes are good for lunch for a child with a good appetite or for dinner instead of porridge. In addition to starch, potatoes contain a significant amount of iron, mineral salts and vitamin C.

Boiled or baked potatoes are introduced into the child’s diet in the second half of the first year. When you transfer the child to three meals a day, the potatoes will make his lunch more satisfying.

But often children choke on potatoes. Therefore, first dilute the boiled potatoes with plenty of milk to make a semi-liquid mass, and give it in small quantities until the child gets used to it. Salt to taste. If the child does choke, forget about potatoes for at least a month, and then try again.

If your child is rather fat and full of a meal of vegetables, meat, milk and fruit, do not give him potatoes, which will not add anything new to his diet.

Pasta and noodles can be substituted for potatoes from time to time. At first, they must be wiped through a sieve or thoroughly kneaded with a fork.

Fish

At 10-12 months, you can introduce white lean fish, such as perch, cod, flounder, into your baby’s menu. If the child does not like fish, do not insist. Fish can be simmered or put into a bowl, pour milk over it and put in a pot of boiling water. Cook until done. You can give your child baked, boiled or fried fish prepared for the rest of the family. In any case, crumble the fish with your fingers and take out all the bones.

Sometimes you can have fish for lunch instead of meat. Unfortunately, many children do not like fish. Don’t try to force feed them. Fatty varieties of fish are more difficult to digest and are less popular with children.

Food that can be eaten in the hand

By 6-7 months the baby is able to hold food in the hand. At this age, he wants to chew. In addition, it is a good preparation for independent eating later, for about a year. If a child has never been allowed to eat with his hands, then he is unlikely to have a desire to eat with a spoon.

Children are usually given a crust of dry bread, cracker or biscuits first. The child chews with his gums and sucks (perhaps his gums are itching due to the growth of teeth, then biting will give him more pleasure). Gradually, the bread dissolves in his saliva and some goes into his mouth, so that the child feels that he is achieving something. Of course, most of the bread ends up on the face, hair, furniture and clothes.

After 9 months, your baby’s food will be mashed with a fork instead of mashed. Leave a few pieces whole (for example, carrots, beans). The child will take these pieces with his hands and chew them. He may also chew raw apple or pear slices.

Usually the first teeth appear at about 7 months, and by the age of 1 year a child may have 4 to 6 sharp front teeth. But until he has molars, don’t expect him to chew effectively.

Between 9 and 12 months, start giving your baby chunks of food.

If you continue to feed your baby only pureed food in the second year of life, it will become more and more difficult for you to make this change. Many people think that a child is not able to cope with bits of food until he has enough teeth. This is not true. In fact, he can chew pieces of boiled vegetables, fruits, or cookies with his gums and tongue.

It happens occasionally that a child chokes on pieces of food, because that is how his larynx is arranged. But more often than not, it’s because either he was moved from puree to chunks too abruptly and too late, or his mother forced him to eat when he didn’t feel like it.

There are two important things to remember when moving from pureed food to chunks: First, the change must be gradual. First, knead the food thoroughly with a fork and put it in the child’s mouth in very small portions. As the child gets used to the new texture of the food, make the pieces bigger and bigger. Another way to teach a child to eat in pieces is as follows: have him take a piece of food with his fingers, such as a cube of carrots, and put it in his mouth. If you try to put a full spoonful of pieces in his mouth, then this may instill in him an aversion to such a consistency of food.

It is not necessary to give all food in the form of pieces. To get the child used to this innovation, it is enough to give him only part of the food in the form of pieces every day.

Keep turning the meat carefully as it is difficult for a child to chew a whole piece. Often children chew the same piece of meat for a long time and nothing happens. But they are afraid to swallow unchewed meat. This can lead either to the fact that the child begins to choke on a piece, or he does not like the meat.

Child nutrition by the end of the year

Perhaps you are completely confused about different types of food. So here is a list of foods your child is likely to eat by the end of the year.

Breakfast: porridge, whole soft-boiled egg, bread, milk.

Lunch: vegetables (green or yellow pieces), potatoes (or pasta, etc.), meat or fish, fruits, milk.

Dinner: porridge, fruit, milk. Fruit juices are given daily, either between feedings or at breakfast.

Bread (preferably black or gray) given with or between meals; you can spread it with a thin layer of butter or margarine. Sometimes plain pudding can be given instead of fruit. Apples and pears are given raw, in the form of mashed potatoes. Bananas are also given raw. The rest of the fruit must be boiled in a small amount of water.

In other words, a one-year-old child eats almost everything the same as an adult.

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Solid food: how and when to introduce a child to solid food

Expecting new skills from the baby, do not rush things. It is necessary to acquaint the child with solid food no earlier than 6-7 months. At this time, the desire to scratch the gums, ready for the appearance of the first teeth, will coincide with the interest in adult food.

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Children are born with a vital, unconditioned reflex – sucking. They are ready to suck on their mother’s breasts, but all solid objects that have fallen into their mouths are automatically pushed out so as not to choke (a protective reflex is triggered). Therefore, parents are not recommended to accustom the baby to solid foods too early. This will cause not only rejection, but sometimes vomiting. The ideal time is considered to be the start of complementary foods. When the first teeth begin to grow in the child, you can replace the homogenized puree with food with the addition of soft fibers. They will be to the taste of the baby, as they will massage itchy gums. An important clue for parents is also the child’s interest in adult food. If the baby looks into your plate, tries not to suck on mashed potatoes in a spoon, but to remove it with his upper lip and chew – it’s time to introduce more solid food into the children’s menu. First, at the tip of the spoon, offer the baby vegetable and cereal side dishes, closer to 9months you can give pieces of well-boiled meat. The kid does not immediately learn to chew them, and the food will come out with a stool almost in its original form. It’s not scary, over time the child will learn everything. It is important not to ignore his desire, you will have to pay for the pedagogical miscalculation and literally teach the child to chew.

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Of course, not everything can go according to plan. The most common reasons why a child refuses solid food:

  • The pieces of food are too big.

  • You are using the wrong feeding technique.

  • The spoon is big for a child.

  • The child has unpleasant associations – perhaps you gave him medicine from this spoon. Do not use everyday baby utensils for unpleasant procedures.

  • The child is in a bad mood or does not feel well.

In no case do not force the baby to eat if he refuses. Gently try again and again. Set an example – eat the first spoon yourself, showing the crumbs how tasty his food is. If the child still cannot cope with solid food, it is worth contacting a pediatric osteopath. The baby may have a non-standard structure of the maxillofacial system, subluxation of the jaw associated with birth trauma, problems with muscle tone. The timely introduction of solid food is very important not only for the full nutrition of the child, it affects his future speech activity. Breastfeeding is a good prevention of speech therapy problems. In order to suck milk from the breast, the child needs to make more efforts than when feeding from a bottle – this is a good (and what is valuable – natural) training of the jaws and muscles of the tongue, and it must be continued by introducing the crumbs to solid food in time. Of course, a baby with a piece of an apple in his hands (and in his mouth) must be looked after so that he does not choke. By the way, for the development of the chewing and speech apparatus, it is useful to grimace with the baby during the game – this strengthens the facial muscles well.

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I am a very reliable, patient, trustworthy and a mother of 5 myself, all grown now. I
Have 30+ years of experience caring for children, from infants to teenagers…
looking for full time nannyposition with the right family, but also here to help with EMERGENCY care, nights out, running errands, visiting S. D. party groups, or school groups of up to 6 kids, or issues with current babysitter etc. .. With me, your children will receive appropriate care and attention, I’m experience with night nurse duties as well, willing to do additional other tasks if requested…. you can bring to my house as well if near by… I’m an organizer, planner, and multitask-er, so minimum supervision is required. With all my skills and years of experience, I’m able to provide a very safe, and secure environment for your children….

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Blanca was a big help during the first two weeks after I gave birth to my son. Because of covid, my parents was not able to fly in right away. I find Blanca on care.com and it was totally worth it. She isreally good with baby. My son is preemie and watching her taking care of him I just knew she is very experienced. And she is very caring and willing to offer to help me in any way. I was able to get some good sleep during the day. And I also enjoy talking with her which actually help me to set some stress aside….

Reviewed by Jia S.

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I am a fun, loving and very experienced childcare provider. I am Covid vaccinated. I love children of all ages. I am very experienced caring for infants, toddlers as well as schools gets. I have a teachingbackground. I ran my own licensed day care for many years. I have cared for many children from the time they were newborns until the time they started preschool. I am very comfortable watching multiple children. I love to read, sing and play with the little ones in my care. I enjoy doing all kinds of job. I am an experienced night nanny who has cared for premature infants and twins. I love doing date night jobs as I believe it’s good for the whole family for mom and dad to have adult time. It’s also good for your little ones to have a good experience with a loving and fun sitter. I am available weekends and evenings.. I have excellent references and I’d love to talk to you about your childcare needs. I am not available for set daytime jobs….

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We hired Teresa to watch our 10-month old baby for two evenings while we were in San Diego on vacation. She did a wonderful job. Our baby immediately had fun playing with her, she was very attentive,particularly given the rental house was not fully baby-proofed, and she had him sound asleep right on schedule despite the vacation time change. She sent a photo of him sleeping each night and was just very pleasant and dependable. I would definitely reach out to Teresa again if we’re in the area for another vacation….

Reviewed by Amanda S.

Elizabeth J. | San Diego, CA

$23-30/hr • 10 yrs exp • 56 yrs old

Caring Mom Excited To Care For Your Child/children

Description:

Hello! My name is Beth and I have been a full-time mom for over 30 years. I watched children out of my home while raising my children. It was wonderful for my children and I enjoyed the extra kids as well! Ilike to spend time with those I care for by doing outdoor activities, reading, learning activities, music, games, playtime, cooking, sensory, and so much more! I like the family to feel like I am caring for their child as my own. I believe in good, open communication, respecting the family’s values, and really having a good understanding of what is expected of me. I would love the opportunity to care for your children! I am currently only taking on date nights, back up care, and one time jobs….

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Elizabeth took care of our 10-month-old daughter at our rental while my husband and I attended a wedding. My daughter hasn’t had much experience being away from both parents at once but Elizabeth immediatelyput her at ease. Though there were tears when we left for the wedding, Elizabeth texted us within 10 minutes to let us know our daughter had already stopped crying. She was able to get our daughter down to sleep for the night, too! Since we were coming from out of town for the wedding, Elizabeth went out of her way to meet up with us at a Starbucks a month beforehand when we happened to be in town visiting friends so we could get to know her a little bit before the night of the wedding. She has so much experience with children, is energetic, and was even great with our 55lb pit bull/lab mix! If we are ever needing childcare when we are back in the area we will definitely reach out to Elizabeth first!…

Reviewed by Laurelle M.

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Fully-Vaccinated-Available Weekends & Weekdays after 4 p.m. – A passionate, loving & responsible person seeking to be a positive role model & caretaker for your children. I am physically active, love playinggames, doing crafts, teaching, tutoring, reading & comforting children of all ages. I work well with all personalities . I was raised on an Iowa farm with parents & 2 two sibling, where I developed a strong sense of moral values & work ethic. I was a 3 sport athlete in high school & continued playing college basketball & graduated to SDSU. Lived in San Diego for 12 years but moved back to mid-west area, where I raised my 2 children as a single parent. My main focus in life was my children, as I believe it shapes strong & caring leaders. I attended all my son’s hockey & snowboarding events while coaching my daughter’s basketball team. I worked full-time as a Financial Analyst at a bank….

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Sue has been a great addition to our family. I’m a first time mom and was very nervous about finding child care that wasn’t family. Both my husband’s and I’s families live out of state so finding a sitter tohave more consistent date nights was a must. Sue made this transition so smooth and comfortable for me and my family. She has been watching our 15 month old for the last 3 months and she has proven herself to be loving, reliable, respectful, and responsible. Sue has performed each duty that we have asked of her without issue. I’m so happy to have found her. I highly recommend her as a babysitter for your family….

Reviewed by Paige K.

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Hi! My name is Betty, I am a loving and professional nanny, I have many years of experience. I have worked for several families in San Diego area each family long term. Premature Infant Care, twin, toddlers andschool ages experience!!! I have excellent references from the families where I have worked.
I also have experience with multiples kids at the same time.
– Twins Experience
-NICU experience(with twins)
-Night time care specialist for newborns(night nurse)
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Please parents look at my rates only contact me if your budget matches with mine, thank you in advance!…

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Betty was an amazing night nanny to my one month old son. She came 3-4 nights a week for over a month. As new parents, we were still finding a routine with our son and she adjusted with us and gave greatadvice. I feel like she truly loved and cared for my son. She was so gentle with him and was able to keep him asleep until his next feed. She’s also a great cook who would make us breakfast in the mornings!…

Reviewed by Kelly C.

Ursula C. | San Diego, CA

$25-40/hr • 10 yrs exp • 30 yrs old

Passionate And Enthusiastic Teacher With Over 10 Years Of Experience With Toddlers And Preschoolers

Description:

Hello parents, my name is Ursula I’m 30 years old with a background in teaching toddlers and preschoolers for over 10 years now. I have 2 years of Psychology and a degree in language arts English andPortuguese. I’m currently studying special needs and early childhood education. About 3 years ago I became a Mother’s helper/Nanny to some very especial families, where my passion for teaching was very present. Additionally, I’m a certified yoga instructor for kids. My yoga classes can be included with the homeschooling packages I offer. Every child has their own special way of learning and my focus is always on creating a tailored made method for their individual needs. My goal as a personal educator is to teach the skills and knowledge your child needs to successfully enter their school years as well as instill a passion and love for learning. I have a special gift in teaching and caring for kids and I would love to continue on this journey to make a difference in children’s life….

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Ursula was AMAZING for our 2 kids this summer! She is high-energy, attentive, intuitive, and adopts device-free childcare that was exactly what we were looking for.
We booked Ursula for weekly date nights,and felt completely confident in her expertise. She empowers kids to do things for themselves! Each time we returned home, the kids were sleeping soundly after evenings without issue. She taught our kids to play hide and seek (even though they’re terrible at it lol) and other games that got them away from all electronic screens. She’s super easy with communication before, during, and after your booking. We will definitely be using Ursula again in the future!…

Reviewed by Barry C.

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Hello, My name is Leslie and I graduated from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, Ca., BA Degree in Recreation Administration and a Minor in Adaptive Aquatics.
I am a caring person with a great amount of love towardsfamily and friends. My greatest joy in life was raising and caring for my own children and others. Working, sports, theater, dance, school… keeping a home… life was very busy, fun, full of joy and challenges.
I have experience caring for infants, toddlers, pre schoolers, elementary children and experience in sleep training for infants. I have worked as a TA for the YMCA Pre School in San Luis Obispo.
Need help W/dinner, dishes… done! I have a reliable Lexus Rx 330 hatch back for all the kids gear.
I know your children are the most precious joy closest to your heart. If you are in need of a caring experienced caregiver, consider me! I am Covid, dTap & Flu Vaccinated. Please see my references and scroll through my pics.
Thank you,
Leslie…

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Leslie is very punctual and my kids love her! I highly recommend her.

Reviewed by STEPHANIE S.

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Hi! My name is Victoria.
I am from San Diego. I graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Psychology and Creative Writing. At Stanford, I worked in research studying children’s behaviors and theirways of thinking in order to improve teacher-student, peer-peer, and parent-child relationships beginning in childhood years.
I have been an babysitter and nanny for 10 years. I have also worked a a youth leader for junior high students, a surf-camp counselor for kids, and a daycare volunteer for 3+ years.
I have experience with, and enjoy working, with all ages (infants to youth). A few of my favorite activities include: crafts, tutoring, play-time, exercise, and going to the park.
Outside of childcare, in the future, hope to work with children as a counselor or advisor.
I love kids and truly believe they hold a lot of the answers to our future! I also think they’re hilarious and a bunch of fun.
Let’s connect!…

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Victoria was so responsive and reliable. Did great with the kids. Will definitely use in the future!

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“My name is Jo, I was born and raised in San Diego, CA. I graduated from San Diego State University, with a Bachelors in Public Health and a minor in Child and Family Development. I recently received …”  Sign Up to See Full Profile

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“Hi! My name is Haley and I am a 22 years old with bachelor degree in psychology and a minor in Education. I am currently pursuing my elementary teaching credential at SDSU. I have five years of babysi…”  Sign Up to See Full Profile

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World Corporation | Kyiv, UA

in San Diego, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

A Russian-speaking family is looking for a nanny and housekeeper all rolled into one. Three children 5 and 6 years old boys and a girl 2 years old. Main responsibilities: cleaning a 2-storey house, cooking, collecting children for school and garden. Requirements for a woman: age…

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July 1, 2022

Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in California City 279 km, full time

VACANCY: Nanny in the USA
Work for half a year
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Very wealthy family
Living with an employer
The family provides food
Family travel
Place of work: USA
Salary: $3000 per…

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July 5, 2022

Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ

in California City 279 km, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

Urgent! We invite you to work in the family NANNY.
California, USA
RFP: $3,000. The family pays for the travel expenses.
Two children: 3 and 5 years old.
Rotational method of work 3/3 months; 6/1.
EU citizenship + visa (we help).
It is important that the nanny be experienced and…

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June 29, 2022

Home Staff International, LLC | Dubai, AE

in New York, full time, work experience from 1 year and above, vocational secondary

Job #8637
Free employment. Position Nanny – governess (USA) Working conditions: New York, with accommodation, 2 children, children 1 month and 2.4 years old – boys. Lives in a separate room, own bathroom. The eldest goes to a developing school 3…

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3 days ago

Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in St. Louis, full time

VACANCY: Nanny in the USA Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off Work with accommodation at the employerFamily provides mealsFlight at the expense of the family Job location: USA Salary: $ 2800 per month Responsibilities:-Full care for child 4…

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19 days ago

Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Penn Hills, full time

VACANCY: Nanny – Caregiver in the US with homestay Schedule 5 working days a week Family provides meals Flight at the expense of the family Location: USA, Pennsylvania Salary: 2500 dollars per month Responsibilities: – Care for two. ..

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September 30, 2022

Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Chicago, full time

VACANCY: Nanny – educator in the USA Work for 1 year Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days – free Work with accommodation at the employer Family provides food Flight at the expense of the family Place of work: USA Salary fee: $2800 per month Responsibilities:…

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September 23, 2022

Your Nanny FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Michigan City, full time

VACANCY: Nanny – Educator in the USA, Michigan
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Very wealthy family
Living with an employer
The family provides food
Family travel
Salary: $3500 per…

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September 7, 2022

Zolotova Lika, FLP | Zaporozhye, UA

in California, full time

Two children: 3 and 5 years old.
Shift work: 3/3 months.
Working hours: 6/1.
It is important that the nanny is experienced and knows how to handle two young children. How to overcome conflicts between children. I understood…

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August 23, 2022

Yatskovskaya M.K., FLP | Melitopol, UA

in California, full time

We are applying for a job up to a Nanny. California, USA. RFP: 3000 dollars. Witrati on the road sіm’ya pay. Two children: 3 and 5 years. Rotational work method: 3/3 months; 6/1. Gromadyanstvo EU + visa. It’s important that the nanny was with good knowledge and knew that …

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Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Chicago, full time

VACANCY: Nanny in USA, Chicago
Work for half a year
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Very wealthy family
Living with an employer
The family provides food
Family travel
Salary: $3,500 per…

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August 11, 2022

Your Nanny FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Chicago, part-time

VACANCY: Nanny in the USA
Schedule 2/2 with a second nanny
Place of work: USA
Homestay work
The family provides food
Family travel
Salary: from 1800 dollars per month
Responsibilities:
– Caring for a 1 year old baby
-Organization. ..

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August 5, 2022

Your Nanny, FLP | Kyiv, UA

in Atlanta, full time

VACANCY: Nanny in the USA, Atlanta
Schedule 5 days a week, 2 days off
Living with an employer
The family provides food
Family travel
Salary: $3500 per month
Responsibilities:
– Caring for a 2 year old child,
-Organization…

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July 29, 2022

Family Service Agency, ChP | Kyiv, UA

in Washington, full time, work experience from 5 years and above, vocational secondary

Need a nanny – help around the house. Obov’yazkova nayavnist vіzi in the United States, auto rights. Obov’yazki: Take two children at the cages 1.6 years and 5 years. Drive by car to the nursery until the 8th wound. For the duration of the day – private cleaning of the house, …

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July 9, 2022

Mira, Corporation | Kyiv, UA

in Houston, full time, work experience from 1 year and above, vocational secondary

Need a nanny and housekeeper for a family with one child, girl 4 years old. The child is the priority! The girl needs to be collected in the morning for school, the parents themselves take and bring. She is at school until 15:00/15:30. Cooking for the girl, cleaning the nursery…

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July 1, 2022

Family Service Agency, ChP | Kyiv, UA

in New York, full time, work experience from 1 year and above, vocational secondary

Need a nanny with US visa or green card, US residence permit. A 7-month-old baby needs professional round-the-clock care. Parents’ requirements – spoken Ukrainian and English.
Responsibilities: cooking and feeding,…

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May 26, 2022

Family Service Agency, ChP | Kyiv, UA

in Washington, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

Need a nanny with an open US visa for a child of 1 year 4 months. Experience working with families preferred.
Responsibilities: caring for a 1.4-year-old child – hygiene, cooking for two children, feeding, walking, development. Help with an older child aged 8…

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May 26, 2022

Marushchak S.M., FLP | Nikolaev, UA

Florida City Full Time

Accommodation: Free
Need a nanny for a 1.4 year old girl. The family is Russian-speaking. Place of work – USA, Florida. Responsibilities – full care, development, organization of leisure, walks and everything related to the child. There is a housekeeper and a cook. Schedule – 5/2,…

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February 24, 2022

Simakova G.E., FLP | Kyiv, UA

in New York, full time, work experience from 2 years and above

Since mid-March.*The family lives in a house of 450 sq. m. 40 minutes from Manhattan (New York). 4 people (2 adults and two children) Children girls 3 years and a boy 2 months. The eldest goes to kindergarten, and the youngest is with a nanny all day. In the morning you need to raise …

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February 23, 2022

Home Staff, s.r.o. | Prague, CZ

in New York, full time, work experience from 1 year and above

With open visas to the USA.
RFP: from 3000 USD
Homestay work. Living and working conditions are good.
Detailed information on each specific vacancy can be…

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    San Diego family in need of a nanny with live in and out

    Hello, my name is Ebele, my husband’s name is Emeka and we have three children. The oldest is 3 years old and is in the 14th grade, the second is 10 years old and is in the 11th grade, and the last one will soon be 6 years old and is in the 7th grade. Our needs have shifted from full…
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    Elena W.
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    Available Oct 22 – Nov 22 for 12-30 months.

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    Melody S.
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    I am looking for a live-in caregiver for my mother. Basically she only needs 1 diaper change in the morning. During the day, she needs help transferring to a chest of drawers and a wheelchair.

    Baby fussy at 4 weeks: My baby is fussy! Is something wrong? • KellyMom.com

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    4 Week Old Baby | Your Baby’s Development This Week

    4 weeks have passed since giving birth and meeting your baby for the first time, and now your rapidly growing little one is already a month old!

    Where did that time go? Although this early stage can be full of challenges, no doubt you already can’t imagine life without your precious little bundle of joy.

    When you look at your new arrival, you probably feel the last four weeks have both dragged on and sped by, all at the same time.

    Welcome to the complex emotions of parenthood.

    4 week old weight

    Your baby’s growth is rapid at this stage. During this time, most infants gain an average of 112-200 grams (4-7 ounces) a week. She’s already grown an average of 2.5 to 3.8 cms (1-1.5 inches) in length You’ve probably noticed she’s already starting to fill out all those onesies and baby grows you have stashed in the drawer.

    Remember, though, these are just general rules, or averages. There’s a wide range of normal. Some babies will have moved into the next size of clothing and nappies already. Others will take a little while longer – making good use of newborn items while growing steadily at a pace perfect for them.

    Your baby’s percentage (or percentile) on the pediatrician’s growth chart is used to chart appropriate growth patterns for your individual child over time. Be aware your baby’s percentages in these areas can be very different from those of your friend’s baby. However, both can be perfectly normal.

    There will always be some little ones on the lower end and some on the upper end of the growth spectrum, and many more will fall somewhere in between.

    Genetics play a big role in your baby’s weight, length/height and head circumference. If you and your partner are tall, or short, then chances are your baby will be too.

    4 week old baby milestones

    At four weeks old, your baby has already mastered some developmental milestones, and her world outside the womb is beginning to seem more like home.

    Can a 4 week old smile?

    You might be wondering whether it’s possible to see a glimmer of a smile at 4 weeks.

    Your one month old is definitely capable of flashing you a brief smile at this stage, but smiles will become more frequent over the next few weeks and months.

    Smiles at 4 weeks tend to be more what are known as ‘reflex’ smiles. They are brief occasional ‘accidental’ smiles that occur as babies practise their facial expressions, rather than in response to something. Did you know it is even possible for babies to smile in the womb?

    Real smiles or ‘social’ smiles take longer to develop, and occur purposely as a way for babies to engage or interact with a parent or caregiver. Experts believe true social smiles tend to occur consistently around 2 months old.

    Emotions

    After this first month there are some things about new parenthood you’re feeling confident about, and some parts you’re struggling with.

    Your 1 month babymoon and recovery period is at an end. You might feel fragile and not quite ready to jump back into your normal routine. Or perhaps you’re feeling ready to join the outside world and show off your new baby. Either of these feelings – or a combination of both – is completely normal.

    The normal emotions of ‘baby blues’ can come and go in the first month. As your baby gets older, and your support team dwindles, as a new mom you can often feel a bit overwhelmed or lonely at about month 1.

    Keep reaching out for the support you need. Be sure to build a community of families and other parents. It takes a village.

    If your emotions are more than occasional tearfulness, reach out for help. Postnatal depression and the more serious postpartum psychosis are conditions that can be treated by professionals. There is a range of treatments that can help you adjust to parenthood and give you the tools to care for your baby and yourself.

    Feeding your 4 week old baby

    A fully breastfed baby should be getting the hang of things by now.

    If you still have sore or cracked nipples after this first month, it might be time to consult an IBCLC (a specially qualified lactation consultant), to investigate whether problems like nipple thrush or tongue or lip ties are involved.

    If you think there’s still room for improvement with your baby’s latch, try a different approach. This is often called laid-back breastfeeding or baby-led attachment.

    If you’re bottle-feeding, you might be wondering How often do I need to feed my baby?

    This will depend on whether you’re using breast milk or formula.

    If your baby is formula fed, following your baby’s lead is just as important as it is when you breastfeed.

    4 week old baby feeding schedules

    Rigid schedules and routines don’t allow for changes in your baby’s appetite during developmental leaps. Strict routines can also mean your baby becomes too distressed to feed well.

    She might swallow air while crying, which leads to discomfort after feeding.

    No matter which method you use to feed your baby, it’s generally best to be flexible about the frequency and volume of feeds.

    Mixed feeding – a combination of breast milk and formula – is often used when formula top-ups are introduced, due to concerns about the baby’s weight gains. Be guided by your baby’s pediatrician or health nurse if this is the case.

    If you’re doing mixed feeding and want to return to fully breastfeeding your baby, you can do it gradually once you’ve identified and resolved the reasons your baby wasn’t gaining weight normally.

    Some families prefer to use mixed feeding and this can continue as long as desired.

    You might hear, especially if your little one was born during the summer months, that you should give her water to drink.

    Be sure to read Does My Baby Need Water? What You Need To Know before you take on that advice.

    4 week old baby sleeping

    Nighttime feeding is still very frequent for a baby at 4 weeks.

    It’s a known fact newborns don’t have a regular sleep/wake pattern, therefore sleepless nights are still very much a thing, unfortunately.

    Remember, newborn babies have a physical need to feed regularly through the night. It’s not a question of whether they’re ‘good’ or not. They’re simply not designed to go long periods without food.

    It’s perfectly fine for breastfed babies to wake 2-4 hourly for feedings at this age. If your baby is formula fed you might notice she sleeps for slightly longer periods.

    You might even find she’s nursing more frequently than in the previous week. Remember, as your baby goes through growth spurts, some nights will be more restful than others.

    Try to take advantage of a daytime nap to keep you topped up and prepared for those sometimes long nights.

    How long should a baby sleep at 4 weeks?

    Unfortunately for us, babies don’t yet know the difference between day and night. Their bodies are still trying to regulate their day and night time rhythms, also known as their circadian rhythms.

    In adults, the circadian rhythm is governed by light and darkness, and by our natural hormones.

    Babies, on the other hand, haven’t yet developed this internal body clock. As a result, they tend to sleep for a short period at a time, usually ranging anywhere from 30 minutes to up to 4 hours.

    On average, a one month old baby still needs between 16 and 18 hours sleep over a 24 hour period.

    Help your little one develop her natural rhythms, by teaching her that night time feeds are quiet and low key. Avoid turning on bright lights, and keep talk and engagement with her to a minimum.

    Co-sleeping and bed sharing

    You might also consider bringing your baby into your bed for feeding and sleeping.

    Provided you are practising safe bed-sharing, co-sleeping with your little one can have many benefits – not the least being that you get better sleep.

    Many new parents are nervous about the idea of co-sleeping, so we spoke to Emily, BellyBelly’s very own IBCLC, for some further information.

    ‘A baby’s needs do not switch off overnight. Just like during the daytime, babies need to be responded to, nurtured and fed throughout the night. 

    ‘Co-sleeping promotes and protects a strong breastfeeding relationship.

    ‘Across many different cultures, babies have historically slept close to their mothers. Breastfeeding mothers are particularly responsive to their babies and breastfeeding is protective against SIDS. 

    ‘When breastfeeding in a side lying position, babies will naturally roll off the breast onto their back when they have finished feeding. Mothers also typically adopt a C-shaped sleeping position that protects their baby from sleeping accidents’.

    Benefits to your baby’s health

    If you’re excluded from bed-sharing by any of the safe sleeping guidelines, you and your baby can still gain most of the benefits.

    You can leave your baby in her own bed, alongside yours; this will minimize the delay in your response to her feeding cues.

    It also makes it easier to transfer your sleeping baby back to bed after her feed.

    Learn more in our article Babies and Sleep: The Benefits Of Cosleeping.

    Here are 7 reasons why nighttime breastfeeding is so important.

    Bed safety

    In order to reduce the risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome), it’s recommended you have your baby sleep in the same room as her mother for the first 6-12 months.

    For some families, though, this isn’t possible.

    In these circumstances, a breastfeeding mother can rest easier if her partner handles everything apart from the feeding – for example, getting the baby, changing her if needed, and transferring her back to bed after she settles.

    This allows the mother to remain in bed and breastfeed while safely lying down.

    Babies sleeping in a separate room, away from their mothers, are more likely to be fed on a chair or sofa in the nursery or living room.

    These are high-risk environments for a baby, as an adult might fall asleep while feeding or settling. It’s very important for adults to remain awake if feeding or settling on a sofa or chair.

    One study found one in eight SIDS and infant sleep-related deaths occurred on a sofa.

    The sofa is the only sleep environment in which sudden infant death syndrome incidents have increased – from 6% in 1993-1996 to 16% in 2003-2006.

    A parent might try to feed the baby without disturbing the other parent, watch TV or use a mobile device while up with the baby in the middle of the night. When this happens, the baby can end up sleeping on the sofa.

    Whether breastfeeding or bottle-feeding a baby, a parent might accidentally fall asleep out of exhaustion.

    Mothers are at particular risk of falling asleep while sitting up and breastfeeding, due to the sleep-inducing hormones released during feeding.

    If one of you is sitting up to feed your newborn baby in the night, the other should supervise. If this isn’t possible, it’s better to sit safely on the floor to breastfeed or stand up to bottle feed.

    Adults who smoke, who are affected by drugs or alcohol, or who are extremely fatigued (including those made drowsy from prescribed medications) should not risk sleeping with a baby under any circumstances.

    Why is my 4 week old suddenly so fussy/unsettled?

    By the time your baby is 4 to 6 weeks old, you’ll begin to experience what’s referred to as the ‘arsenic hour’ or the ‘witching hour’.

    Unfortunately, it’s a little misleading: it can actually last longer than an hour.

    It describes a period of time in the evening when your baby is quite unsettled and fussy, and you feel like nothing seems to help.

    This stage usually lasts until around 12 weeks of age, so having some great strategies in place will make a big difference.

    Be sure to read our article on Surviving The Arsenic Hour…  it could save your sanity!

    Responsive parenting

    As your 4-week old baby grows, so will the unsolicited advice you get about how to care for her.

    Some well-meaning friends and family members might suggest you use the ‘Cry It Out Method‘. This method is not recommended by experts and doesn’t support optimal brain development.

    You might be accused of ‘spoiling’ your baby if you respond to her cries.

    Your 4 week old baby’s development is critical at this stage. She is in the important developmental stage of learning where her needs will need to be consistently met to help her feel secure.

    Responding to your baby actually decreases the time she spends crying. With this prompt attention, she’ll form a secure attachment to you and other care providers.

    Studies even show the way babies are handled has long-lasting effects into adulthood.

    Make sure you listen to your intuition. You know your baby best. 

    A good response for people who criticize your methods of caring for your baby is simply to explain, ‘This is what works for our family’.

    What should babies be doing at 4 weeks? Your baby’s development

    Tummy time will now be a regular part of your 4-week old baby’s day.

    Perhaps you both enjoy it. Or maybe your baby doesn’t, which causes you to worry.

    If you are struggling, there are some ideas to help you in our article Tummy Time For Baby – How To Make It Fun.

    Tummy time is important, as it helps to prevent flat spots on your baby’s head, from always being laid in one position. It also helps to develop and strengthen neck, chest and shoulder muscles. This will improve gross motor skills, and prepare your baby for what’s to come as she learns to roll, crawl, move and walk in the coming months and years.

    Your 4-week old baby might be holding her head up well when you hold her upright. She might be lifting her head when she lies on her tummy. Her neck muscles are getting stronger every day.

    Play and development

    One way to encourage your little one, and to give her some sensory stimulation at the same time, is to lie her gently over a fitness ball and slowly roll it backward and forwards (obviously being careful not to let her fall).

    The movement stimulates her vestibular system, while the changing scenery engages her visually.

    She will want to look up to see more, strengthening her neck and upper body.

    Keep this playtime short so she isn’t overwhelmed. Allow her time to rest and process the experience with some quiet time in your arms afterwards.

    The fitness ball is also handy to sit on and gently bounce your crying baby, to soothe and settle her to sleep.

    To keep her interest during tummy time, take advantage of her new favorite things to look at, such as high contrast shapes and patterns.

    They will provide your baby with something simple and interesting to focus on. This period of intense concentration allows her mind to rest. It’s like a mindfulness activity for newborns.

    Newborn babies at this age are less interested in the pastel or bright colors you’ve chosen to decorate the nursery. They enjoy black and white or high contrast geometric shapes.

    But don’t rush out to repaint the walls or buy a new collection of toys.

    This stage won’t last long. Your baby will be just as happy with a few printouts from online sources as she will with the most expensive ‘educational’ toys and books.

    You can also check out your local library and toy library for ideas.

    Your baby’s senses

    Remember, a baby’s favourite things to look at are human faces.

    Your baby will spend more and more time in a quiet alert state. Take advantage of this time by holding her where she can focus her eyesight best (8-12 inches away).

    A newborn baby recognizes your voice and other voices she heard in the womb. She also remembers songs and stories she heard before birth.

    Baby social cues

    Although your baby is still a long way from using words, she has cues to show you she’s listening and learning.

    Your 4-week old can:

    • React to loud sounds
    • Turn her head toward sounds and familiar voices
    • Watch your face as you talk to her
    • Vocalize pleasure and displeasure
    • Make cooing sounds (vowel sounds like ‘aaahh’ and ‘ooooh’).

    Talk to your baby; imitate her cooing and her facial expressions. Sing favorite songs and recite nursery rhymes.

    It’s easy to get caught up in our busy lives as parents. Even so, it’s important to take the time to slow down to your little one’s pace and enjoy each other’s company.

    At one month, you’re also beginning to see your baby’s own temperament and personality.

    If this isn’t your first baby you’ll quickly notice this baby’s responses and reactions might be different from those of your first child.

    Temperaments are in-born and some babies are more adaptable than others.

    Sensory overload

    Reading your new baby’s cues is an important part of parenting and meeting her needs.

    Some babies are easily overstimulated while others have an easier time adjusting to new sights, sounds and activities. Pay attention to her non-verbal cues.

    Here are some ways new babies can use their bodies to communicate and show you they need a break:

    • Fearful facial expressions
    • Glazed over eyes
    • Shuddering or jerking suddenly
    • Turning their heads away from a stimulus
    • Putting hands into tight fists
    • Agitated crying.

    There are also ways for babies to show pleasure and readiness for activities:

    • Relaxing their bodies
    • Faces brightening
    • Direct eye contact
    • Smiling or having wide eyes with inviting facial expressions
    • Being alert and attentive.

    Narrating your actions and your baby’s reactions can help you both to integrate your interactions with each other. This helps you get into a ‘rhythm’ with your baby and teaches her what to expect.

    First outings with your baby

    Now your baby is a month old, you might start thinking about venturing more into the outside world.

    Being prepared for your baby’s feeds and managing dirty diapers away from home might feel overwhelming.

    For your first few outings, it’s wise to bring your partner or a friend, so you’ll have an extra pair of hands if needed for the diaper change, or to help with all the baby gear.

    Some babies love the movement of the car and don’t mind the car seat, but some seem to hate this necessary part of life.

    Read our article Baby Hates The Car Seat? to find some survival tips to get you through your errands.

    You might also have some anxiety about breastfeeding in public, or have heard of women who had a negative experience when they breastfed in public. Remember, the good news is that you have the right to feed your baby anywhere she needs to be fed.

    Our article, 10 Things That Will Happen When You Breastfeed In Public, will help reassure you and prepare you for some common reactions and possibilities.

    4-Week-Old Baby Milestones – Happiest Baby

    By
    Dr. Harvey Karp, MD, FAAP

    Four weeks isn’t “just” 4 weeks—it’s just about the 1-month birthday! Yay! That’s a huge milestone for both your baby and you. Whether it’s your first time or 10th, you’ve earned a huge pat on the back.

    As you and your baby continue to get acquainted, you’ll understand them better and better. From predicting when your baby will be hungry to recognizing cues that they are getting sleepy, you’re starting to figure things out.  

    This fussing for no obvious reason peaks between 4 and 8 weeks. The word “colic” means stomach pain. Maybe 10% of fussy babies fuss because of a milk allergy and 2 to 3% fuss because of acid reflux. But, for most babies, we can easily tell that the fussing is not caused by tummy pain because they tend to calm with the sound of a hair drier, bouncing on the edge of the bed, or even car rides…and, of course, with the 5 S’s.

    Many babies have fussing peaks in the early evening, the so-called “witching hour.” A key culprit of the witching hour is overstimulation. Your baby may be a good sport all day…but may hit their limit by sundown. Help them wind down by dimming the lights, using white noise, turning down other noises (TVs, etc), and crank up the 5 S’s to lull your baby into a more peaceful state.  

    4-Week-Old Baby Feeding Schedule

    How much breastmilk should a 4-week-old baby eat?

    A 4-week-old baby eats about 2 to 3 ounces of milk about every 2 to 3 hours. Breastfed babies nurse about eight to 12 times in a 24-hour period.

    Your 4-Week-Old Baby’s Development

    Senses Coming into Focus

    As your baby begins to have clear wake and sleep periods, you get to play together more!

    • Hearing is one of your baby’s sharpest senses. At this point and they love the sound of you speaking and singing…especially when you use a higher, more animated voice.
    • Your baby’s eyesight continues to develop. Now, it’s much easier for them to track your face—or a toy or black and white design—as you move it from side to side. Their best distance for seeing is 18 to 24 inches.
    • Speaking of those eyes: Babies’ eye colors can change throughout the first year. If your baby’s eyes are dark brown now, they are likely to stay that way. If they are blue or grey, they may or may not darken. You’ll know better by 9 to 12 months! 

    Your 4-Week-Old Baby’s Health

    The Rundown on Colic

    There’s a reason colic is so dreaded by expectant parents: More than a few tears, colic is defined as inconsolable crying streaks for three or more hours a day. It’s heartbreaking! It’s miserable! It’s NOT going to last forever. You may just be in the very worst of it, so do what you can to help your baby and ask for back-up when you need to step away for a while. 

    For centuries, the common belief about colic was that it’s tied to intestinal discomfort. People point to clues like bloated bellies and clenched fists…but why is it that digestive “fixes” don’t solve colic? That’s because the real trouble here is that human babies are simply born too early. We can’t safely extend the gestation period, but we can help ease the transition to the outside world by practicing (and practicing, and practicing) the 5 S’s. 

    Cradle Cap

    Between 1 and 2 months, some babies develop oily little scales on the scalp, eyebrows, and face known as “cradle cap” or seborrhea. With your doctor’s blessing, you should be able to treat the scalp/eyebrow scales by massaging in oil, gently brushing, and shampooing the scalp or washing the eyebrows with a soapy cotton swab. (Once the scalp/eyebrows are better, the face rash often resolves on its own.) Read more about cradle cap here. 

    4-Week-Old Baby Vaccinations

    Sometime between one and two months, babies will receive the second dose of their Hepatitis B vaccine. Other than that, though, you’ll wait until your baby’s 2-month checkup before they receive their next round of vaccinations. 

    Can you travel with a 4-week-old baby?

    At 4 weeks, babies are still very, very vulnerable to illness, so limit travel to what’s necessary. If you can, travel by car instead of by plane or train, which will lessen your little one’s exposure to nasty germs. When you are out and about with your baby, be sure to wash and sanitize your hands often. Opt for outdoor meet-ups when you can, and keep your distance. And, it’s best to wait until your baby is at least 3 months old before passing them around. (If you must travel by air, see our tips for flying with your baby.)

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    About Dr.

    Harvey Karp

    Dr. Harvey Karp, one of America’s most trusted pediatricians, is the founder of Happiest Baby and the inventor of the groundbreaking SNOO Smart Sleeper. After years of treating patients in Los Angeles, Dr. Karp vaulted to global prominence with the release of the bestselling Happiest Baby on the Block and Happiest Toddler on the Block. His celebrated books and videos have since become standard pediatric practice, translated into more than 20 languages and have helped millions of parents. Dr. Karp’s landmark methods, including the 5 S’s for soothing babies, guide parents to understand and nurture their children and relieve stressful issues, like new-parent exhaustion, infant crying, and toddler tantrums.

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    How to Calm a Fussy Baby: Tips for Parents & Caregivers



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    ​Here are ways you can try to comfort a crying baby. It may take a few tries, but with patience and practice you’ll find out what works and what doesn’t for your baby.



    • Swaddle your baby in a large, thin blanket (ask your nurse or child’s doctor to show you how to do it correctly) to help them feel secure.


    • Hold your baby in your arms and place her body on their left side to help digestion or stomach for support. Gently rub their back. If your baby goes to sleep, remember to always lay her down in her crib on her
      back.


    • Turn on a calming sound. Sounds that remind babies of being inside the womb may be calming, such as a white noise device, the humming sound of a fan, or the recording of a heartbeat.


    • Walk your baby in a body carrier or rock them. Calming motions remind babies of movements they felt in the womb.


    • Avoid overfeeding your baby because this may also make them uncomfortable. Try to wait at least 2 to 2½ hours from the beginning of one feeding to the next.


    • If it is not yet time to feed your baby, offer the

      pacifier or help your baby find their

      thumb or finger. Many babies are calmed by sucking.


    • If

      food sensitivity is the cause of discomfort, a change in diet may help.


      • For breastfed babies: Moms may try changing their own diet. See if your baby gets less fussy if you cut down on milk ­products or caffeine. If there is no ­difference after making the dietary changes, resume your usual diet. Avoiding spicy or gassy foods like onions or ­cabbage has worked for some moms, but this has not been ­scientifically proven.


      • For bottle-fed babies: Ask your child’s ­doctor if you should try a
        different for­mula. This has been shown to be helpful for some babies.


    • Keep a diary of when your baby is awake, asleep, eating, and crying. Write down how long it takes your baby to eat or if your baby cries the most after eating. Talk with your child’s doctor about these behaviors to see if their crying is related to sleeping or eating.


    • Limit each daytime nap to no longer than 3 hours a day. Keep your baby calm and quiet when you feed or change themr during the night by avoiding bright lights and noises, such as the TV.

    Checklist for what your baby may need:

    Here are some other ­reasons why your baby may cry and tips on what you can try to meet that need. If your baby is…


    • Hungry. Keep track of feeding times and look for early signs of hunger, such as lip-smacking or ­moving fists to his mouth.


    • Cold or hot. Dress your baby in about the same ­layers of clothing that you are wearing to be comfortable.


    • Wet or soiled.
      Check the diaper. In the first few months, babies wet and soil their diapers a lot.


    • Spitting up or vomiting a lot. Some babies have symptoms from
      gastroesophageal reflux (GER), and the fussiness can be confused with
      colic. Contact your child’s doctor if your baby is fussy after feeding, has excessive spitting or vomiting, and is losing or not gaining weight.


    • Sick (has a fever or other illness). Check your baby’s temperature. If your baby is younger than 2 months and has a fever, call your child’s ­doctor right away. See
      Fever and Your Baby for more information.


    • Overstimulated. Try ways to calm your baby mentioned above.


    • Bored. Quietly sing or hum a song to your baby. Go for a walk.

    Why parents & caregivers need breaks from crying babies:

    If you have tried to calm your crying baby but nothing seems to work, you may need to take a moment for yourself. Crying can be tough to handle, especially if you’re physically tired and mentally exhausted.

    • Take a deep breath and count to 10.

    • Place your baby in a safe place, such as crib or playpen without blankets and stuffed animals; leave the room; and let your baby cry alone for about 10 to 15 minutes.

    • While your baby is in a safe place, consider some actions that may help calm you down.

    • Listen to music for a few minutes.

    • Call a friend or family member for ­emotional support.

    • Do simple household chores, such as vacuuming or washing the dishes.

    • If you have not calmed after 10 to 15 minutes, check on your baby but do not pick up your baby until you feel you have calmed down.

    • When you have calmed down, go back and pick up your baby. If your baby is still crying, retry soothing measures.

    • Call your child’s doctor. There may be a medical reason why your baby is crying.


    • Try to be patient. Keeping your baby safe is the most important thing you can do. It is normal to feel upset, frustrated, or even angry, but it is important to keep your behavior under control. Remember, it is never safe to shake, throw, hit, slam, or jerk any child—and it never solves the problem!

    More information:


    • Responding to Your Baby’s Cries

    • Colic Relief Tips for Parents

    • A Parent’s Guide To Safe Sleep

    • Remedies for Spitty Babies

    • Abusive Head Trauma: How to Protect Your Baby
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    Crying and Your Baby: How to Calm a Fussy or Colicky Baby (Copyright © 2016 American Academy of Pediatrics)


    The information contained on this Web site should not be used as a substitute for the medical care and advice of your pediatrician. There may be variations in treatment that your pediatrician may recommend based on individual facts and circumstances.

    There is a capricious child in the house – how to deal with it? | Mamovedia

    There is a capricious child in the house – how to deal with it? | Mamovediya – about the health and development of the child

    Children are active, and their strength seems to never end, while the patience of mom and dad is. It may happen that parents of very active babies sometimes get nervous, scream, and sometimes raise their hand. And immediately afterwards they feel guilty.

    When children make us lose patience, what is the most reasonable and effective response?

    Given that:

    Whims for a child are “life tests”, so it’s normal that they are satisfied with them.

    It can be said that children’s craft is to break the rules, because in this way they learn how far they can go with their demands. But the task of the parent is to return them to their place. This is a tough job because kids are not switches that turn on and off at will, so parents need to arm themselves with patience and not feel incapacitated if they don’t succeed quickly.

    Parents are human beings and can get angry. There are times when a parent is more tired than usual, very preoccupied with business and problems. If it so happened that the parent lost his temper and punished the child, you need to ask the baby for forgiveness. But you also need to understand that this is not a demonstration of strength, but a manifestation of weakness, a moment in which an adult could not cope with his emotions. And then you need to work to ensure that this situation does not happen again.

    Effective strategies:

    1. Do not shout: it is useless, it causes anger and tantrums. When a child is naughty, you do not need to scream and be more angry than he is. If we scream, the child’s brain increases the so-called “anger chemistry”, that is, the production of stress substances, which makes him tremble even more. On the contrary, our calm, controlled attitude softens the child’s anger, and his brain begins to produce oxytocin, which is a hormone of calm and well-being. Crying is an immature manifestation of anxiety. A screaming parent in the eyes of a child does not look like a competent adult who needs to learn life, but a relative who has lost his head and control over himself.
    2. Talk to your child calmly, but firmly and decisively. In order to correct a child’s behavior, a few words spoken with confidence and calmness are enough. The smaller the child, the more he is unable to understand the meaning of our words, but he perfectly understands our attitude towards him. If the child is naughty, just tell him “stop”; if he is shaking and screaming, take his hands without hurting him, look into his eyes and calmly say: “this is not worth doing” without adding a bunch of “because …”.
    3. Be confident in your competence as a parent. Most often, mom and dad lose patience and raise their voices because they feel vulnerable and helpless in front of the whims of the child. However, the parent must clearly understand the principles and rules that he wants to teach respect to the child. The message that should go to the child is: “I know how it’s done; my quiet word is so powerful that I don’t have to shout to say it.” Faced with such a deep conviction, the child feels that the adult is competent and stops his tantrum.
    4. Show that you understand his feelings. When we say “no”, we do not show the child that we understand his anger. It is enough to say something simple: “I see that you are angry, but this is not the time to act like this. It seems like a banal phrase, but there is a tangible difference. Tell the child that he is not trapped in his anger; that he can feel anger and manage it without waiting for it to overwhelm him. However, if the child sees that the parent is the first to lose patience, he will be afraid of his reaction, perceiving it as something terrible and uncontrollable. Prevention is better than cure, so:
    5. Pay attention to your child in moments of calm . Often hidden behind a whim is the need to attract the attention of parents, who always seem to be distracted and intent on doing something else. It is necessary to spend time with children when you are in a state of grace: play a little, share emotions, without mobile phones and without TV. It’s like magic, but when a child is surrounded by attention, he becomes an angel and is less prone to extremes.
    6. Reward your child when they behave well. The child will not always be only capricious. When he has good behavior, the parent can praise him, thank him and encourage him. Thus, the child feels compelled to continue on the right path, and is ready to accept the parent’s “no”.
    7. Anticipate whim . Another secret is not to wait until the child makes us angry, but to stop him in time. Sometimes, for convenience, we satisfy the whims of the child, thinking that this will end, instead we get endless tantrums. If you notice a child in the supermarket looking longingly at a chocolate egg, not expecting to cry, say something like “no eggs today, we agreed that we will buy it on Saturday. ” And that’s all. If the child is convinced that he can get the coveted egg, and understands that, insisting on her own, the mother can give up, the desire of the child increases, and then it will be difficult to restrain his whim. Another example? The child comes home from school hungry, and the mother, for convenience, gives him a piece of bread, and he asks for more and more, as a result, he sits down at the dinner table and does not touch the food, which entails a quarrel. It is better not to give up from the very beginning, to involve the child in cooking, so that everyone can quickly sit down at the table together.
    8. Be consistent. The rule is the best way to prevent tantrums. Once a rule is established, it must be followed. If you said go to bed at 9pm, then it must be 9pm.

    If the parent is consistent, the child feels that he cannot manipulate him at will. On the other hand, if today the child goes to bed at 9 pm, tomorrow the parents want to watch a movie and it is more convenient to put the baby to bed earlier, and the next day the whole family goes to a pizzeria and sleep is postponed until a later time, the child understands that the rule can change everyday.

    Of course, when the child grows up, from the age of 9-10 there are small negotiations with the child, but the message should be: “the reins are in the hands of adults, and the decision is made by the parents”.

    In any case, “no” to assault, because:

    is physical abuse. Beating a child is a humiliating and aggressive act, an abuse of power, and also a demonstration of the weakness of a parent who has lost his position and cannot resolve the issue except by physical force, which is obviously higher than that of a child;

    – this is intimidating. When a parent raises his voice and raises his hand to the child, he also has a facial expression that instills fear in the child and makes him believe that he is no longer loved;

    – violence is violence. Raising a hand to a child has never been an effective educational technique. The more a child is beaten, the angrier and more violent he becomes in dealing with others;

    – this causes a feeling of guilt, and throws the parent into the other extreme. Yelling and hitting causes guilt in the parent, and in order to correct the situation, the parent may rush from one extreme to the other, becoming hyper-permissive. Such inconsistency confuses the child, who does not understand either the behavior of the parent or the meaning of what he did;

    – this is completely inefficient. Punishment can lead to immediate results, but obedience to fear will not lead to the understanding of the error: on the contrary, it will lead to a feeling of submission, from which you want to free yourself as soon as possible.

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    90,000 children’s whims, or how to survive “Growth disease” – July 23, 2010

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    Nothing upsets and irritates inexperienced parents more than the whims of a child. Why is the kid screaming at the whole supermarket literally twisting ropes from his dads and moms, eventually achieving his own (“buy”!)? What if the child is about to go to school, and he does not want to part with whining and tantrums? Rosa Khaziyeva, an educational psychologist and author of numerous books for parents, shared useful advice with Fontanka.
    – Most children are naughty. This kind of “growing pains” usually appears by the age of two and passes safely by five or six. Therefore, parents should not dramatize the situation and look for the guilty (“my son has a terrible temper” or “I’m a bad parent, since my child throws tantrums”). A whim is normal, because the child grows up, begins to comprehend the words of an adult and ceases to perceive them unconditionally. This, finally, is a manifestation of character, will, and initiative.
    But often the stubbornness and self-will of the baby are so strong and regular that even experienced parents are at a loss. How to achieve the fulfillment of the requirements of an adult, without suppressing the self-esteem of the baby?
    There can be no single recipes, because each case is individual. For parents, the most important thing is to understand why it is his child who is naughty, and what he needs to change in his (parental) behavior. After all, the whim of a child is is a reflection of what is happening in his soul, and our reaction to a whim is a reflection of what is happening in our soul.
    Caprice often occurs when we ask a child to do something (go to bed), when we ask a child to stop doing something (eat sweets before dinner), and when we refuse a child a request ( I won’t buy you another car).
    All mothers and fathers, grandparents love their children and grandchildren and would like to give them absolutely everything they want. But this is not possible for many reasons. There are words “You can’t!” and “We must!”. It turns out that the child is faced with the task of achieving his goal at all costs. And before an adult – to teach him to coordinate his desires with the prohibitions, norms, rules and requirements accepted in society, in the family, in this cultural environment, at the same time maintain loving, warm relations with him.
    Ignoring whims (not paying attention – “it will pass by itself”) or, on the contrary, rudely suppressing the child’s resistance (“I said, and it will be so!”) Is wrong. The sooner the baby learns to cope with disappointments (“it happens in life that you don’t get everything right away, as soon as you wish”), the better for him. The ability to put up with discomfort and difficulties helps in the end to achieve the desired goals. It’s no secret that prosperous and happy adults are those who have learned to endure disappointment, while unhappy and unfortunate ones are not!
    We must remember that bad behavior is not always a whim. Sometimes the child may be sad, anxious, offended, and he, as it seems to us, is “naughty”. When a child gets sick, he whimpers and demands more attention than usual. There is no clash of interests, no conflict, and only sympathy, attention, and help is required from parents.
    It is known that there are children who are relatively easy to raise, these are the so-called “easy” children. It is easy to negotiate with them, they are obedient due to their natural characteristics. But there are also children who are harder to care for, harder to communicate with, harder to raise. These are difficult children. They will demand much more from their mothers than “easy” children. “Difficult” children are more capricious – impulsive, proud, with a heightened sense of dignity, active and naturally energetic children. Parents can also be divided into “difficult” and “accommodating” ones.
    A parent with a difficult character is characterized by categorical judgments, an orderly, commanding tone. Such a parent strives to ensure that his orders are carried out by the child immediately, not discussed or postponed. Often a difficult parent considers the manifestation of independence as a manifestation of self-will and stubbornness, and the child’s attempts to do everything in his own way only annoy him.
    A difficult parent can also be considered those who are often dissatisfied with something, restless, unable to endure disappointment, not restrained, conflicted, overly emotional, poorly endures changes in life.
    A parent with an accommodating character calm, cheerful, good-natured, compliant. He welcomes activity and independence in his child, allows dissent. They are reasonable, able to endure disappointments, easily adapt to changes in life. A compliant parent is democratic, but sometimes democracy develops into an inability to set reasonable boundaries!
    Different advice for different parents with different children
    difficult parent, difficult child and difficult parent. In different combinations, parents require different skills aimed at changing the behavior of the child.
    “We can always come to an agreement…”
    Those who are lucky are the parents of an easily raised child, because such a child is prudent and easily recognizes that parents are in charge.

    Diana is 4 years old and goes to kindergarten. Sometimes Diana doesn’t want to get up in the morning.

    – Mom, I don’t want to go to kindergarten.

    -Daughter, my dad and I need to go to work.

    – Mom, I don’t want to… I didn’t get enough sleep…

    – Let’s agree this. Here is the alarm clock. Now you are still lying down. When the big hand reaches five, you yourself will quickly get up and collect yourself. (Diana knows numbers up to five).

    Mom is leaving. Diana lies in bed and looks at her watch. Waiting. Time drags on slowly. As the big hand approaches five, Diana jumps up and begins to dress.

    This mother acted wisely: she did not become indignant, slightly yielded, allowing her daughter to lie down in bed for a while, allowed the girl to control time herself – left her alone.

    Difficult children are great actors
    Compliant parents set boundaries only in critical situations. These adults don’t like conflict, but their child is ready to jump into a fight! The ability to manipulate people around them is much better developed than their parents. The child, as it were, offers a deal: “Give me what I want, then both you and I will be fine.”
    First of all, an accommodating parent must learn to look at a whim as a normal phenomenon and control their emotions. The desire to quickly resolve the conflict is justified and understandable – there is little pleasant in the conflict. But there is nothing terrible either. No need to go into a frenzy and a nervous breakdown. If a parent thinks: “I can’t stand this nightmare anymore!”, It means that he is not in control of the situation. Parents of difficult-to-raise children need to show more firmness and show strong will during conflicts.
    Masha is four years old. She goes to kindergarten. When mom picks up Masha from the kindergarten and they go home together, the same story is repeated many times – Masha asks to buy a chocolate bar to eat immediately before dinner. Mom is against.
    – Do not eat chocolate every day before dinner. You’ll ruin your stomach!
    -Buy. I won’t ruin my stomach. I’ll eat anything you say at dinner! Well, please…
    Masha does not go further. Mom knows that Masha will not budge until they go to the store and buy a chocolate bar. In addition, she knows that her daughter will throw a tantrum right on the street if her mother tries to take her away. Masha’s mother is afraid. Mom does not know how to cope with the situation, she is helpless.
    – This is the last time, Masha. You are already a big girl, and you should understand that eating chocolate before dinner is wrong!
    They leave the store in silence. Katya is tormented by the thought that she is doing something wrong. Masha is happy. She got what she wanted.
    When such a problem arises, parents need to stop, think and develop a clear line of behavior and not change it until the end of the conflict. It is best to make a deal with the child before a conflict situation arises. For example , Masha on her way home not asks to buy chocolate. If she calmly walks past the store, then after dinner she gets dessert. “And an additional cartoon after the program “Good night, kids!”, Masha adds. Mom agrees – the discussion of the terms of the transaction is not only allowed, but even encouraged. So the deal is done. The parties came to an agreement. But the very next day, Masha violates the contract – she refuses cartoons for the sake of chocolate and calls her mother a greedy woman. The girl ignores the warning about punishment.
    – I’ll have to punish you – you won’t watch cartoons today and go to bed 20 minutes earlier, – mother repeats in a firm voice. Mom leaves.
    Masha understands that her mother is not going to give in. Besides, if Masha continues to stand, her mother will send her to bed earlier than usual! She makes a decision – with a loud roar, she goes after her mother. At home, Masha doesn’t get dessert after dinner and goes to bed without cartoons. Both are not in a very good mood, but you can be sure that Masha will learn a lesson from this incident.
    When parents make a decision, clearly state their position and stop talking, children understand that arguing is useless, and even impossible – after all, the parent is silent!
    Have you ever thought about your behavior when a whim begins? What are you doing at this time? That’s right, most often you ask the child to stop what he is doing, give arguments, ask questions to “get to the bottom of the problem”, threaten, reproach, scare. That is, in fact, you say the first thing that comes to mind, and at the same time you think that you are doing everything in order to prevent a whim! And meanwhile, during a whim, you need to say very little, and very deliberately! Why? Because during a whim, the conversation very soon ceases to be a two-way exchange of information, as it should be, but turns into an emotional battle.
    “I have an obedient child. See how to educate!”
    Recall that in families where difficult parents and an easy child, conflicts are rare. Children here are often unresponsive. During conflicts, only the parent has the right to speak, and, as a rule, he orders or reads the notation. If the child is upset, not getting what he wants, the parents call him different insulting nicknames: a crybaby, a whiner. Parents raise a child, not taking into account the personality, age needs and interests.
    Misha is four years old. He doesn’t like semolina. Seeing that his mother has cooked semolina for breakfast, Misha tries to refuse.
    – Mom, can I not eat porridge?
    – Everyone will eat porridge. And you too.
    – I don’t like semolina.
    – Sit down and eat. Do not be fancy! Are you slacking off again? What kind of a man are you if you shed tears even for such a trifling occasion?
    Difficult parents should remember that if children’s needs and desires are constantly ignored, then kids begin to think that they are bad and unnecessary, that they are a burden for others, that they are not loved. In dealing with difficult parents, they have only one option – obedience. Compliant children with difficult parents will not learn to defend their point of view. It is in these families that people without initiative, prone to depression, with low self-esteem and increased anxiety are brought up!
    “Well, my child has character! And who is he like?
    A difficult child to raise and a difficult parent is the most difficult case. Parents almost never turn to their children with a request – they have solid orders: “Put away toys!”, “Go now!”, “Put them back!”, Which alternate with prohibitions: “Don’t go there!”, “Don’t touch !”, “Throw away now!” All parental demands are made in a high, irritated voice. Here, real battles flare up over sleep, food, daily routine, often with the use of force. Difficult children, on the other hand, take pleasure in punishing their parents with stubborn behavior, tantrums and arguments, because they themselves feel angry at the parent for not getting what they want.
    What does a difficult parent need to learn? Do not complain that your child has a cool temper, do not try to change it, but start with yourself! Change you, change your relationship! Accept your child for who he is. Remember that it is precisely those children who, in our opinion, deserve it the least, need the most love. Your child is active, energetic, enterprising, strong-willed, stubborn, he is wonderful, and if you have difficulties in upbringing now, it is only because you do not know how to manage the situation! You need to learn how to deal with attempts to emotionally blackmail a difficult child without resorting to arguments, yelling, and physical punishment.
    Vanya is four and a half years old. Every day she and her mother go to play on the same playground in the park and every day the same story – Vanya does not want to go home and arranges a public performance … every day it gets harder.
    In this situation, mother did not use all possible ways to avoid conflict. She could agree with Vanya that if at the end of the walk Vanya calmly goes home, he will receive a reward. (Of course, the surprise must be prepared in advance). It would be possible to beat: Vanya, the commander of the spaceship, should be given the opportunity to control the time himself, so that the crew would return to Earth on time! One could go looking for the treasure on the “map”, and the “treasure” is just “buried” near their entrance!
    At this age the distraction method still works great. You just need to skillfully use it. Distractions like “look at that beautiful car is driving” do not work (or work once). A child’s mind is quite enough to figure out what the essence of a simple maneuver is. It is not the child who needs to be distracted, but the parent himself should be distracted: believable, sincere, as if not paying attention to the screaming baby. Be surprised, for example, by some interesting little thing that they allegedly just found in your pocket (take care of the strategic stock in advance). The main thing is that the subject of distraction deserves it. Show your imagination, and the result will delight you indescribably.
    Do not forget that your child is growing up and will never be the way he is now, so you need to appreciate every moment now!
    Oksana Petrova,
    photo by Oleg Kozlov
    The article uses the book by R. Khaziyeva “Children’s whims. A Practical Guide for Parents.

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    Growing up of a child is accompanied by age-related crisis periods: rapid mental development, gradual knowledge and understanding of the surrounding world for a child of 4-5 years old is not an easy task.

    Why is there a crisis?

    When moving to a new age group, the child undergoes changes in behavior: he becomes capricious, wayward, disobedient, violently shows emotions. The child’s behavior is a kind of challenge to others, the desire to show their individuality, to become independent, to draw attention to themselves. Children 4-5 years old can do a lot: they have a sufficient vocabulary for communication, play activities, developed imagination, thinking, which allows you to get new interesting impressions about the world around you. The mind of a child develops very quickly. Along with it, the mood can change, which at this stage is characterized by unpredictability, undergoes a change in behavior – it becomes disorganized, chaotic. Whims, quirks, tantrums, protest – such manifestations are “rich” in the age crisis of a 4-5-year-old child.

    But not everyone is so “bad”, some parents may say that they did not notice any special changes in their child.

    Various factors can influence the duration of the crisis:

    • family relationships, family upbringing style, communication with peers;
    • child’s lifestyle;
    • diseases or any pathologies;
    • individual character traits and features of the psyche.

    The crisis can last for several weeks, but it can take up to one year and a lot depends on the parents during this period!

    What should parents do?

    Let’s look at several factors that have a negative impact on the behavior of children during a crisis and offer appropriate practical recommendations to parents:

    • The baby lives in a monotonous environment, there are no changes in activities. The mental and physical development of children requires that by the age of 4 they are able to move a lot and learn about the world around them. The kid should get used to the measured daily routine, but with a variety of interesting activities: obligatory cognitive walks should be replaced by short-term (no more than 15 minutes) homework – drawing, modeling, appliqué. In addition, it is important to involve the baby in every possible way in doing homework. Assistance in the kitchen or cleaning toys, etc. develops, improves mood, brings interest to the life of the baby, and he proudly tells everyone about his achievements;
    • The child is withdrawn or shy. A kid of 4-5 years old can be unsure of his own abilities, withdraw into himself, and not communicate. He also may not speak well. In such cases, you need the help of a speech therapist or defectologist. How to be? Often directly inspire your child that he communicates well, give specific examples, because, for sure, the baby has a good friend. Note in your crumbs the mind, truthfulness, say that he is pleasant in communication. Do not criticize, but praise: for independent actions, initiative, the right decision. Let him take care of you, other family members, help in some business. Consult with the baby, when making decisions, take into account his opinion and emphasize it so that the child knows that his opinion matters.
    • And now imagine that fifteen such whims met! What do you think, will their communication go smoothly on the same territory, with common toys? Often children 4-5 years old cannot communicate effectively in a group or in the yard. There are kids who can take away a toy, and there are those who give away their toys and stop communicating. What needs to be done? Those who are too active need to develop the ability to compromise, while those who are modest need to develop the ability to enter into a dialogue and defend their own interests. Always carefully understand what is the cause of the incident on the playground or in the group and teach your child to voice their requests, refusals or suggestions. Do not rush to go with claims to the parents of another child, if yours did not share something with him or they pushed each other, first talk with your child, because of which all the “cheese” is generally, because adults often swear , of course, out of good intentions, and children may already forget because of what the conflict began.

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    • Discuss adult problems in the absence of a child.
    • You can temporarily limit entertainment as light punishments, but it is unacceptable to use physical force, provoke scandals, inflict insults, use negative statements, shout or scold. The child’s psyche cannot bear such loads, such behavior of parents will undermine their authority in the eyes of the crumbs.
    • Try to calmly find out what is bothering the baby, asking questions kindly, without unnecessary moralizing and without reproaching him.

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    1 Hotel South Beach, Miami Beach

    • Option and Price Information
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    • Guest Reviews (683)

    Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service at 1 Hotel South Beach

    This historic oceanfront hotel features a private beach area and several restaurants. 1 South Beach features 4 swimming pools, including an exclusive adults-only rooftop pool.

    All rooms are equipped with a tablet with daily electronic press, a 55-inch flat-screen Smart TV, an espresso machine with organic coffee and a water filtration system. A minibar is included in the room.

    1 South Beach features a fitness center and a spa and wellness centre. Guests can enjoy water sports. There are various activities for children at the kids club.

    The hotel has 4 bars for snacks and drinks. Room service is available 24/7.

    Lincoln Road Mall is 1. 2 km away. Nightclubs and restaurants in downtown South Beach are 5 minutes’ drive away.

    This is our guests’ favorite part of Miami Beach, according to independent reviews.

    Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.3 .

    1 Hotel South Beach has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Jan 16, 2018 2015.

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    Most Popular Amenities & Services

    1 swimming pool

    parking

    Free WiFi

    Beach (first line)

    family rooms

    ATM and currency exchange. Need cash? There is an ATM and a currency exchange office.

    Benefits of this option


    This property is located in the top-rated area in Miami Beach. Excellent Location Score: 9. 3


    Do you want to sleep well? This hotel is highly rated for very comfortable beds.

    Continental, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free, Asian, American, Buffet


    Private parking at the hotel

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    Conscious Travel Accommodation

    This accommodation participates in the Conscious Travel program. Here, special approaches are applied that will attract those who want to travel more consciously.

    The closest beaches

    • Beach Miami-Beach

      8.7 Stunning beach

      200 m from the option of accommodation

    • Park Lammus

      9000

    • South Point Park Beach

      8. 8 Stunning beach

      2.7 miles from property

    Property FAQ

    See what other guests are asking to learn more about this property.

    Staff usually responds within a few days

    • Do you allow guests to have visitors and use hotel facilities, or do you offer day passes?

      Good afternoon, I hope all is well.
      The hotel facilities, pools and the beach can only be used by hotel guests or members of the beach club.

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      Reply July 3, 2022

    • There is an espresso machine in the room.
      If not, will you provide it?

      Good afternoon, yes there is an espresso machine in the room.
      – Thanks. – Thanks.

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      Reply August 7, 2022

    • – Hello. – Hi. Can we use the private beach for free while staying at the hotel? I mean the living room, towels, etc.? Or is it paid?

      All hotel guests can use all hotel facilities. Pool and sun loungers are available on a first come, first served basis.

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      Reply February 8, 2021

    • Hello, is it possible to go to the beach, is it free?

      Hello!
      Beach facilities are available to hotel guests free of charge.
      Sun loungers and umbrellas are subject to availability and food and drinks are also provided. Yorkies

      Yes, Service Animal are allowed

      Reply March 22, 2021

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      The Sandbox (Bar)

      Kitchen:
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      local,
      Latin American

      Water at the 1 Rooftop

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      Drift

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    Most Popular Amenities & Services

    1 swimming pool

    parking

    Free WiFi

    Beach (first line)

    family rooms

    Outdoors

    • Beach (first line)

    • Sun deck

    • Private beach area

    • Terrace

    • Garden

    Pets

    Pets are allowed on prior request. There is no additional charge.

    Sports and recreation

    • Happy hours
      Additional charge

    • Beach

    • Badminton equipment

    • Evening program

    • Kids Club
      Additional charge

    • Water sports equipment (on site)
      Additional charge

    • Animation staff

    • Table tennis

    • Golf course (within 3 km)
      Additional charge

    Food and drink

    • Coffee house (on site)

    • Wine/champagne
      Additional charge

    • Special diet menus (on request)

    • Snack bar

    • Breakfast in the room

    • Bar

    • Restaurant

    Internet

    Wi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.

    Parking

    Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 50.0 per day.

    • Secure parking

    • Car parking staff

    • Electric vehicle charging station

    Reception desk

    • Private check-in/out

    • Concierge services

    • ATM on site

    • Luggage storage

    • Tourist office

    • Currency exchange

    • Express check-in/out

    • 24-hour front desk

    Entertainment and family services

    • Babysitting / childcare services
      Additional charge

    Cleaning services

    • Daily cleaning

    • Trouser press
      Additional charge

    • Ironing services
      Additional charge

    • Dry cleaning
      Additional charge

    Business center services

    • Fax/Photocopying
      Additional charge

    • Business Center
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    • Conference/banquet room
      Additional charge

    Security

    • Smoke detectors

    • 24 hour security

    • Safe

    • Transfer
      Additional charge

    • Pet bowls

    • Food delivery
      Additional charge

    • Air conditioner

    • Non-smoking throughout

    • Hypoallergenic number

    • Heating

    • Car rental

    • Packed lunches

    • Soundproof rooms

    • Lift

    • Family rooms

    • Barber/beauty shop

    • Facilities for disabled guests

    • Non-smoking rooms

    • Food and drink delivery to room

    Outdoor swimming pool

      Is free!
      Access to all pools is free

    • Open all year round

    • Heated pool

    • Swimming pool with a view

    • Incremental pool

    • Pool toys

    • Pool/beach towels

    • Pool bar

    • Sun loungers/beach chairs

    • Fenced pool

    Health services

    • Fitness center/spa changing room with lockers

    • Personal trainer

    • Fitness classes

    • Yoga classes

    • Fitness

    • Spa/wellness packages

    • Spa lounge/relaxation area

    • Spa treatments

    • Phototherapy

    • Wrap

    • Body peeling

    • Body care

    • Installation

    • Hair coloring

    • Haircut

    • Pedicure

    • Manicure

    • Hair care

    • Facial care

    • Cosmetic services

    • Sun umbrellas

    • Sun loungers/beach chairs

    • Hot tub/Jacuzzi

    • Massage
      Additional charge

    • Spa and wellness center
      Additional charge

    • Fitness center

    • Sauna
      Additional charge

    The staff speaks these languages

    • Arabic

    • Bulgarian

    • Czech

    • German

    • English

    • Spanish

    • French

    • Hindi

    • Italian

    • Japanese

    • Korean

    • Dutch

    • Polish

    • Portuguese

    • Russian

    • Slovak

    • Serbian

    • swedish

    • Turkish

    • Ukrainian

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    Cancellation and prepayment policies vary depending on the type of option chosen.
    Please enter your dates of stay and review the booking conditions for the requested room.

    Refundable security deposit

    A security deposit of USD 200 is required upon arrival. This is approximately 204.15 EUR. Payment is made by bank card. You will receive the deposited amount at the time of check-out. After checking the condition of the accommodation, the deposit will be fully returned to your bank card.

    Beds for children

    Child Policy

    Children of all ages are welcome.

    Children aged 12 and over are considered adults at this property.

    To see exact prices and availability, please enter the number of children in your group and their age when searching.

    Cribs and extra beds policy

    Baby cot on request

    Is free

    Additional services are not automatically included in the total price and must be paid separately during your stay.

    Babysitters san antonio: Top 20 Babysitters in San Antonio, TX

    Опубликовано: November 11, 2022 в 10:31 am

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    Top 20 Babysitters in San Antonio, TX

    Recent babysitter reviews in San Antonio, TX

    Jaclyn T.

    Jaclyn was very good with our children. Very communicative, punctual, and our kids had a great time.

    – Laura R.

    Lyrehc P.

    Lyrehc is extremely bubbly and energetic and very professional. She was very pleasant over the phone and it definitely translated to who she was in-person . Her references spoke very highly of her and said she was an amazing nanny! When she met our son she was very attentive and even held and walkedhim to calm him down. After about 20 minutes he was holding her hand and was reaching for her. If you are looking for someone that is punctual, dependable, respectful and love kids, she a perfect candidate and I would definitely recommend her!…

    – Thessicar A.

    Madeline S.

    Maddie was a part time nanny for my daughter for over a year. She was always dependable and our daughter loves her. Only reason that she can no longer be our nanny is a change in her schedule and ours. We recommend her to any other families looking for a trustworthy nanny/sitter.

    – Olivia B.

    Clara A.

    Clara was responsive, professional, on time, flexible, and just all around wonderful. She was absolutely wonderful with our 13mo son. I was in San Antonio for a conference and she watched our son at the hotel. If I’m ever in the area again I would 100% hire again.

    – Erin W.

    Ellie A.

    Ellie was excellent! She is the sweetest person we’ve had to care for our 6 year old daughter. Ellie cared for our daughter for 2 days (overnight) and did a wonderful job- she prepared meals, took my daughter to her weekend activities, and kept the house clean. My daughter said it was an amazingweekend with her new friend Ellie. She kept me posted daily which I appreciate it a lot. Definitely hiring her again!…

    – Laura H.

    Babysitters in San Antonio, TX

    Description:

    I was a nanny for 9 and 12-year-old boys for about 6 months. I took them to and from school, helped with homework, kept them entertained, got them ready in the mornings, and served breakfast/lunch. I was asubstitute teacher for a year and a half and a recess supervisor during the summer. I also worked in a daycare in which I started off with 5-year-olds and then switched over to 1-year-olds. I am now a substitute where I spent most of my time with kindergarten and first grade….

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    Description:

    I have 5 years of experience with children. I have my associates degree in teaching/education. I love kids and am fully capable of working with kids all ages, as I do have a 6-month-old. I am fully Covidvaccinated along with, my TDAP, Flu, and meningitis. I can help with Travel, heathy home cooked meals, laundry as well other chores. Absolutely love to clean and organize. I will be more than happy to set up a meet and greet with you and your children so they feel safe and get to know me. I appreciate each and everyone of you for taking the time to read about me and look forward to hearing for you.

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    Recent Review:

    Jaclyn was very good with our children. Very communicative, punctual, and our kids had a great time.

    Reviewed by Laura R.

    Lyrehc P. | San Antonio, TX

    $15-50/hr • 3 yrs exp • 20 yrs old

    Nursing Student Looking For Weekly Babysitting/nanny Jobs

    Description:

    I am a 20-year-old nursing student who loves taking care of others. I have previously worked briefly as a babysitter to a 5-year-old girl and I loved every minute of it. I have many cousins in my family thatare younger than me so I am used to looking after children. I have watched over kids that were newborns to 14 years old. I can do arts and crafts, play at parks, and really anything to keep the kids happy. I have my own car. I can help children that are in school with homework as well. I can help clean up around the house or just watch over the kids. Being a nursing student has given me insight on taking care of others and has really extended my skills on being attentive and paying attention to detail.

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    Recent Review:

    Lyrehc is extremely bubbly and energetic and very professional. She was very pleasant over the phone and it definitely translated to who she was in-person . Her references spoke very highly of her and said shewas an amazing nanny! When she met our son she was very attentive and even held and walked him to calm him down. After about 20 minutes he was holding her hand and was reaching for her. If you are looking for someone that is punctual, dependable, respectful and love kids, she a perfect candidate and I would definitely recommend her!…

    Reviewed by Thessicar A.

    Description:

    I would like to provide childcare part-time. I love sitting with infants especially and children of any age. I am married (34 years) and a mother of one adult child. On a part time as needed basis only, Icurrently babysit with two children, one from an infant to now 3 years old and his sister who is now 5 years old. I have had paid babysitting jobs at my home while my own child was young to make it possible to stay at home with my own infant. These were infants under the age of one that I cared for. I also babysat for another family a couple of years ago that had a 2-month-old and a 3-year-old. Until July of 2016, I picked up an 11-year-old and his 3-year-old brother from two different schools and sometimes took them to school. I also transported the older boy to and from swim practice and other events and tutored the 3-year-old on basic reading and math. I am a mature middle aged white Christian female and have also worked four years as a senior care giver….

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    Description:

    I just moved back to San Antonio to finish my college degree at UIW. I love working with kids and just having a good time with them. I also teach private lessons for tennis on my free time. I have been a summercounselor at UIW’s tennis camp for the few years. I have babysat my cousins and children around the neighborhood during the summer as well. I have my own car so I am able to drive anywhere that is needed….

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    Recent Review:

    Maddie was a part time nanny for my daughter for over a year. She was always dependable and our daughter loves her. Only reason that she can no longer be our nanny is a change in her schedule and ours. Werecommend her to any other families looking for a trustworthy nanny/sitter….

    Reviewed by Olivia B.

    Description:

    Hey my name is Maddy! I’ve had 5 years of babysitting experience as well as a year of tutoring. I graduated highschool in 2020 but am currently finishing my sophomore year at utsa due to duel credit. I ammajoring in middle school math and science education and hope to someday be a teacher. I spent my last semester nannying due to covid causing me to lose my job and I fell in love with it and love taking care of the kiddos and being an additional role model for them….

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    Description:

    Hello! I’m Jen! A 23-year-old mom to a sweet 1-year-old boy! I have 4 years of nursing experience, I am CPR/first aid certified. I have a perfect driving record, and perfect background! I’m looking to sit frommy home!
    I can do school pick ups and drop offs, date nights, recurring sitting, etc!
    I’d describe my personality as fun, loving, and energetic!
    I’m looking for a job that is rewarding, where I can help use my skills to help encourage learning and advancement!. ..

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    Description:

    Hi families! As the oldest daughter of 5 kids, childcare has been a huge part of my life. Taking care of and leading my siblings matured me at a young age, and I’m extremely grateful for the experience. Ivolunteered at Texas Children’s Hospital for 2 years (received a scholarship for my work), have been a three-time Summer Camp Counselor, worked in an after school care program, during Sunday services at churches and was even a soccer coach/referee for a youth sports league here in San Antonio! I love being apart of a child’s growth, and helping mold them into model citizens 🙂
    I also offer in-home and online tutoring services!…

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    Recent Review:

    Clara was responsive, professional, on time, flexible, and just all around wonderful. She was absolutely wonderful with our 13mo son. I was in San Antonio for a conference and she watched our son at the hotel.If I’m ever in the area again I would 100% hire again.

    Reviewed by Erin W.

    Ellie A. | San Antonio, TX

    $15-50/hr • 5 yrs exp • 21 yrs old

    Mature, And Qualified Babysitter You Can Trust – Flexible Hours!!

    Description:

    Hello, Families! My name is Ellie. I am a very honest, energetic and loving person. I am very dedicated with my work. I have been caring for children for as long as I can remember. Most recently, I worked foran agency where I work with different families and different children of all ages. I love to read, play volleyball and do arts and crafts. I do not have any problems doing some light housekeeping (picking up after the children, doing dishes, occasional children’s laundry, etc.) Not only am I patient, caring and nurturing, I am also extremely organized and very detailed when it comes to housework. I actually enjoy tidying up while the children are napping or playing. Caring and working with children has reminded me of how amazing and exciting the world can be. I love seeing things from their eyes. It makes me a happier and more positive person in my day-to-day life. Experience. church nursery, hotel care, overnight care, day time care, & date nights….

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    Recent Review:

    Ellie was excellent! She is the sweetest person we’ve had to care for our 6 year old daughter. Ellie cared for our daughter for 2 days (overnight) and did a wonderful job- she prepared meals, took my daughterto her weekend activities, and kept the house clean. My daughter said it was an amazing weekend with her new friend Ellie. She kept me posted daily which I appreciate it a lot. Definitely hiring her again!…

    Reviewed by Laura H.

    Mary R. | San Antonio, TX

    $25-30/hr • 8 yrs exp • 27 yrs old

    Newborn Care Specialist, Postpartum Doula

    Description:

    I adore being a childcare provider because it is so rewarding! I have experience working with multiple families fulfilling the roles of babysitter, traditional and nighttime nanny, family manager, personalassistant, and household assistant. I am capable of meal planning and preparation, planning vacation itineraries, and traveling with my clients. My many years of piano lessons and choir instruction give me the ability to teach basic music theory. I enjoy crafting, art, and outside activities like trailing, picnics and roller skating. I love animals and I am happy to work with a family that has pets! I am always striving to continue my education by attending workshops, seminars and classes. My pursuit is to work with babies and become a CACHE Certified Newborn Care Specialist….

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    Recent Review:

    Mary is Fabulous! She is warm, funny and is highly interactive with our 1 and 4 year olds. She handles the 2-kid hustle like it’s no big deal and somehow keeps them both entertained. She sings a lot and willget right into the mix of whatever they want to play with. She is super responsive and great at keeping us updated while she is watching our kiddos. She is also fantastic with dogs which is super important to us. She really goes the extra mile!…

    Reviewed by Christine L.

    Description:

    I’d describe my personality as outgoing, loving, cheerful and reliable!
    I like working with kids because they are so much fun, they are loving and they are so smart! I love teaching them new things !
    I’mlooking for jobs that are one-time jobs. I’ll be your frequent babysitter. I’m very flexible! I’m willing to help you at any time.
    I started working with kids when I was 12 years old. I would babysit frequently as a middle schooler for several families and still babysit as needed to this day.
    In my spare time, I like to go hiking, swimming in the Guadalupe river, camping at state parks and shopping at Target.
    One thing you should know about me is I am a PreK teacher and I’ve been at my current job for 8 years.
    My skills include making genuine connections with the child, keeping the child safe and playing with the child and finding his or her interests….

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    Recent Review:

    Lauren was amazing! C and our fur baby Bella adored her. This was our first time hiring a babysitter and the experience was great! We will definitely hire her again. I instantly felt comfortable and I trustedher….

    Reviewed by Kimberly C.

    Lois B. | San Antonio, TX

    $10-15/hr • 10 yrs exp • 78 yrs old

    I Am A Loving, Mature, Mother, Grandmother Who Relates Well To Children

    Description:

    I am a mature mother, grandmother, aunt and for the last 11 years a babysitter/nanny. I have lots of experience with children of all ages – from birth to teenagers. I am a loving lady and relate well tochildren. I am CPR Adult/Infant/Children and first aid certified. I can furnish references upon request. I resigned four years ago as a nanny with a family who I started with when their first child was born (now 9) and they now also have a 6-year-old. I had been with them for over 5 years but am now wanting to work on an “as needed” basis rather than a permanent schedule. I am, however, open to working a permanent schedule for short term or long term overnight care. I also do newborn care and also have lots of “multiple” experience including caring for my grown twins. I also work on call for Northeast Independent School District as a teacher’s assistant and often work with children with Special Needs. I look forward to hopefully interviewing with you. Thanks….

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    Description:

    I am the proud mother of 4 grown children, including a set of twins. I would like to offer my care to families looking to find a loving, trustworthy and dependable sitter for their young children. I amextremely comfortable caring for very young infants as well as school-aged children. My experience raising twins has definitely prepared me for handling all types of situations as well as caring for children close in age. I’ve been married for 33 years and have a stable home life. My children range in age from 19-28 and I can honestly say that I miss the infant stage the most. I am a nurturing and energetic individual who loves the outdoors, reading, decorating, gardening and collecting James Avery jewelry. I LOVE all pets and I consider it a bonus if you have one. I don’t mind working a few hours at a time or full days. I would be open to meal preparation as well. Thank you so much for your consideration!…

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    Recent Review:

    I hired Barbera to care for my 18 month old and my 8 month old once I went back to work after Covid . I was extremely nervous to have anyone with my babies since they were both at such needy ages and demand alot of attention and love . I also have two large dogs in the house and knew this could easily be a very overwhelming task. From the first interview and fast forward to almost a year later Barbera has become like family ! She cares for my girls as if they are her own. I always would receive updates messages through the day , crafts from the kiddos , and even a clean house! She is truly like Mary Poppins. I have since referred her out to my friends and family. I highly recommend her for anyone looking for a compassionate, loving , reliable sitter. She is amazing with kids and animals ….

    Reviewed by Amanda W.

    Description:

    Hey, my name is Sam. I have always enjoyed being around kids, and spent a lot of my teen years babysitting for teachers, family members, and church families. I’ve also volunteered in the nursery for many years,most especially with toddlers. I now have a full time job as an accountant, but would still like to be able to watch children on Friday nights or the weekend….

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    Recent Review:

    Just met and had Samantha watch my 9 and 17 month old over the weekend, my kid was happy with her and so was I. She’s punctual, personable, would definitely recommend her!

    Reviewed by Tanya T.

    Description:

    I am Angela and currently a preschool teacher at a Montessori school, but looking to leave and find my forever family. I’ve been teaching at private schools for a little over 5 years and am now working On mybachelors in elementary education. I can help with Travel and Errands. As well as anything else you may need help with. I’m energetic and eager. I can’t wait to love on your babies!…

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    Angela was wonderful with my daughter, and my daughter adores her! You can tell Angela is truly invested in working with children. She’s caring and nurturing, but firm, and sets boundaries.

    Reviewed by Holly K.

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    I have 14+ years of experience working with children as a babysitter & pet care. I have personal experience working with young cancer patients in the summer. I have experience doing overnight care & I’mavailable as a house sitter as well as usually available to run errands. I do not smoke nor does anyone in my household. Aside from my work schedule, I’m usually available on short notice. However, it would be easier for my scheduling purposes to know in advance when I’m needed so I can confirm better about my availability.
    Spring Break 2022 week 1 and 2 are currently available for child care as well at this time.

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    Victoria was great – She was early, played games and read books with our daughter who had a great time with her! We would definitely hire her again.

    Reviewed by Stephen K.

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    Hi I’m Kayla! I’m a traveling baby sitter and I am in San Antonio until January. I do not have a vehicle so I am depending on the VIA bus systems and I’m only able to take jobs within the bus route range. Thatbeing said I don’t mind the bus at all & I would love to help on a date night. I am frequently in this area and would love to build relationships for future jobs opportunities as well. Previously I was a nanny for 5 years. I have watched up to 5 kids at a time ranging from new born to 11 years old. I feel comfortable and have experience watching twins. 🙂 I will bring activities for the kids to play with if needed. I love to keep kids active and outdoors…

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    Kayla was our first experience with Care. com and we were very pleased with her and her care of my 13-year-old niece. We would strongly recommend Kayla, she was excellent.

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    Gladys R. | San Antonio, TX

    $10-27/hr • 10 yrs exp • 55 yrs old

    Experienced Babysitter 36 Years & Special Needs Teacher 14 Years

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    Babysitter of children ages 0-18 years including special needs. Special needs teacher with some Sign Language and communication board/talker experience. I will do crafts, homework, play, prepare meals, bath andbedtime routines.
    I have had both COVD vaccines and the booster shot as of 2021….

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    Gladys was available for a last minute date night. She was on time and did very well with our 2.5 year old.

    Reviewed by Alicia W.

    Emma S. | San Antonio, TX

    $10-15/hr • 6 yrs exp • 22 yrs old

    Babysitter – Recurring Or On As-needed Basis

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    Babysitter – Recurring Or On As-needed Basis Hello! I just moved to San Antonio to get my degree in occupational therapy from UT Health Science Center. I have experience with all ages and abilities, and I wouldlove to talk to your family about whatever your needs may be!…

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    I have experience working with children as both a day camp counselor and babysitter for over six years . I have taken courses in child development and am certified in CPR and First Aid . I have child clearancesand am willing to get a background check . I love to participate in crafts , games , outdoor activities , and outings with the children I watch ….

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    How much do babysitters charge in San Antonio, TX?

    The average rate for San Antonio, TX babysitters on Care.com is $13.64 per hour as of October 2022. How much a babysitter charges can vary greatly depending on location, years of experience, the desired babysitter duties, and how many children will need looking after. The cost of care can also be influenced by special needs such as overnight care. You can use the Care.com childcare calculator to help you calculate your child care costs.

    How do I find a babysitter near me in San Antonio, TX?

    Figuring out how to find a babysitter in San Antonio, TX can feel overwhelming at first. To make your search easier, you can use Care.com to search through the profiles of babysitters near you. You can review 1488 babysitters in San Antonio, TX on Care.com, with an average rating of 4.5. Once you choose candidates that fit your needs, you can contact them to schedule interviews, check references, and request additional background checks.

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    You can find all kinds of babysitters in San Antonio, TX through Care.com. As of 2022, you can browse caregivers that specialize in a range of duties, from overnight and infant care, to weekend and after school babysitters. Alongside keeping an eye on your children, caregivers can provide a variety of babysitting duties. They can help with homework or can possibly take on more extensive tutoring responsibilities, can drive your children to school or activities, and can spend time playing with them or helping them get their chores done. When you interview potential sitters, ask them what babysitting duties they are happy to take on.

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    “Hi- my name is Mia and I’m currently a sophomore at UTSA. I am offering child care, dog care, and household services.
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    “Hi! I’m Katie, I’m 23 years old. I have my own car! I was watching a family of 3 Tuesday-Thursday’s. A one year old, two year old and 9 years old. I have babysat/nannied for 3 years. I have my own car…”  Sign Up to See Full Profile

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    “Hi my name is Lexie and I have been babysitting for 11 years and nannying for 6 years. I am 25 years old and I am currently studying Elementary education at Texas A&M San Antonio. I have been with a f…”  Sign Up to See Full Profile

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    Alexandria H.

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    I’m a babysitter in the San Antonio area, bringing 23 years of experience to families who need childcare. I’m able to travel up to 1 miles t… Read More

    $15 – $40 / hr

    8:00 am – 6:00 pm

    Mariana C.

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    Hello parents! My name is Mariana (or Mari for short) and I am a 19-year-old college student. I come from Piedras Negras, Coahuila (Mx), whe… Read More

    $10 – $18 / hr

    12:00 am – 11:45 pm

    Amy O.

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    I am a parent of 3 children myself and I love them more then anything. I currently moved to San Antonio due to a break up. My youngest is 5 … Read More

    $17 / hr

    8:00 am – 5:00 pm

    Julia O.

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    I am the oldest of 7 children and I have definitely played a part in helping raise my siblings. I baby sat as a teenager all through out hig… Read More

    $10 – $16 / hr

    4:00 pm – 11:45 pm

    Ashley G.

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    Hello. My name is Ashley! I have worked with kids for a while now. I love working with children because not only can I teach them but they c… Read More

    $11 – $17 / hr

    7:00 am – 5:00 pm

    Asusena R.

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    I been working with children over 10 years teaching parents that they are there children’s first teacher and teach them about domains and ho… Read More

    $20 – $40 / hr

    1:00 pm – 11:45 pm

    Zaria H.

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    I’ve been caring for children (professionally) for a little over 3 years, it wasn’t something I was passionate about until I began caring fo. .. Read More

    $15 – $50 / hr

    8:30 am – 6:30 pm

    Victoria N.

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    With child welfare as a passion of mine, I am hoping to earn my Bachelors in Social Work. Started out as a nanny to two children and a care … Read More

    $10 – $16 / hr

    8:00 am – 11:45 pm

    Sharon T.

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    Hi! My name is Sharon. Nurturing the growth of children is one of the greatest privileges I have ever known. For 6 years I prepared and taug… Read More

    $15 – $20 / hr

    5:00 am – 8:30 pm

    Mireya V.

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    I have work with children of all ages. I was a martial arts instrutor with saldivar martial arts for four years, there I trained childern, h… Read More

    $14 – $16 / hr

    7:00 am – 5:00 pm

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    San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter

    101 Bowie St, San Antonio TX – 78205

    (855) 516-1090

    0. 22 miles

    A Walkable Location Near Several Attractions, Luxurious Bedding And A Top-Notch Pool Are Some Of The Perks That Our Guests Like About The Marriott San Antonio Rivercenter. This 38-Story Hotel Features 1,001 Non-Smoking Rooms With 32-Inch Flat-Panel Lcd Tvs, Mini-Fridges, Pillowtop Mattresses And Down Comforters. As Soon As You Enter The Lobby You Will Feel At Home With Express Check-In And A Full-Service Starbucks. Enjoy City Views From The Indoor/Outdoor Pool. There Is Plenty To Entertain You In The Hotel With A Fitness Center, A Restaurant And A Lobby Bar. In-Room Wi-Fi And Parking Are Both Available For An Additional Fee. Note: The Lobby Will Be Undergoing Renovations Through August 2019; The Front Desk Will Be Relocated During This Time, But No Services Or Amenities Will Be Affected. The Marriott Is One Block From The Convention Center, So It Doesn’T Get Much More Central. You Are Less Than A Block From The Iconic Tower Of The Americas With Its Panoramic City Views, Two Blocks From The Alamo And Seven Blocks From Market Square. Stroll Or Grab A Bite To Eat At One Of The Many Sidewalk Cafes On The River Walk, Just Two Blocks Away. The Hotel Is Also Seven Miles From San Antonio International Airport.

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    Hotel Emma

    136 E Grayson, San Antonio TX – 78215

    (855) 516-1090

    1.38 miles

    Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.

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    Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa

    9800 Hyatt Resort Dr, San Antonio TX – 78251

    (855) 516-1090

    12.02 miles

    With A Water Playground, Award-Winning Championship Golf Course, Exclusive Spa And Several On-Site Restaurants, It’S No Wonder The Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa Is A Top Choice Among Our Guests. At The Four-Story Hyatt Regency, All 500 Non-Smoking Rooms Come Complete With Bathrobes, Flat-Panel Tvs With Premium Cable, Ihome Stereos With Ipod Docking Stations, Mini-Fridges And Wired High-Speed Internet Access. Hypo-Allergenic Rooms Are Available Upon Request. No Need To Leave The Property When Hunger Hits: There Are Seven On-Site Restaurants, Including The Spa’S Wildflower Wellness Cuisine And The Antlers Lodge. As For Recreation, You’Ll Want To Relax In A Cabana By The Texas-Shaped Outdoor Pool Or Indulge In Daylong Treatments At The Spa (Set Among 300 Acres Of Wildflowers). The Four-Acre Water Playground Features A 950-Foot Lazy River, Waterfall, Man-Made Beach And Hot Tub. Athletic Types Love The Jogging Paths, Biking Trails, Basketball Court, Tennis Courts And Health Club, Not To Mention The 27-Hole Arthur Hills-Designed Golf Course. There’S Also A Business Center And 43,000 Square-Feet Of Event Space. Self Parking Is Free; Valet Parking Is Available For An Added Fee. The Hyatt Regency Is Four Miles Northwest Of I-410 And 18 Miles From The Alamo And The River Walk In The Heart Of San Antonio. Seaword San Antonio Is 10 Minutes Away By Car. Historic Fredericksburg And The Retail Outlet Stores In San Marcos Are Both A One-Hour Drive Away. San Antonio International Airport Is 18 Miles Northeast Of The Hotel.

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    La Cantera Resort & Spa

    16641 La Cantera Pkwy, San Antonio TX – 78256

    (855) 516-1090

    14.54 miles

    An Upscale Hilltop Retreat With Six Pools, A Mile From Six Flags, The Non-Smoking La Cantera Hill Country Resort Treats Our Guests To Heavenly Beds, A Waterslide, Golf And Children’S Activities. The Hotel, Atop One Of The Highest Points In San Antonio, Overlooks The Scenic Texas Hill Country Of Oak Groves And Limestone Outcroppings. It’S Next To The 36-Hole La Cantera Golf Resort, With Courses Designed By Tom Weiskopf And Arnold Palmer. The 498 Spacious Rooms On Seven Floors Come With City Or Resort Views, Marble Bathrooms, 42-Inch, Flat-Panel Tvs And Wi-Fi (Included In Resort Fee). Drift Off Into Dreams On A Bed With A Pillowtop Mattress Topped With 300-Thread-Count Cotton Sheets. There Are Five Pools And Three Hot Tubs. There Is Also A Well-Equipped Fitness Center. Kids Enjoy The Discovery Junction Club With Its Big Waterslide, Slip ‘N Slide, Bouncy House, Exotic Animals And A Whole Lot More. The Resort Also Has A Restaurant On-Site. Parking Is Free And There Is Free Shuttle Service. The Resort Is Located One Mile From Six Flags South And A Mile-And-A-Half From The Shops At La Cantera. If You’Re Driving From San Antonio International Airport, The Hotel Is 14 Miles Northwest.

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    JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa

    23808 Resort Parkway, San Antonio TX – 78261

    (855) 516-1090

    17.47 miles

    Seven On-Site Restaurants, A Full-Service Spa And A Water Park Make The Jw Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort And Spa A Top-Rated Favorite Among Our Guests. Decorated In Colors Reminiscent Of Sunset, The 1,002 Non-Smoking Rooms At This Resort Have Coffeemakers And Refrigerators, Flat-Panel Cable Hdtvs, Mp3-Player Docks And Wi-Fi. Take Your Pick From Seven On-Site Restaurants And Lounges. The Full-Service Spa Offers Massages, Facials And Other Services, And The Fitness Center Includes Cardio Equipment And Free Weights. The River Bluff Water Experience Comprises Six Acres Of Heated Pools, Fountains, Waterfalls, Rivers, And Poolside Lounges. Resort Guests Have Access To The Water Park And The Adjacent Golf Course; A Resort Fee May Apply. Parking Is Free. Located Off Tpc Parkway, The Hotel Is 30 Miles From The Fascinating Marine Life At Seaworld San Antonio. Visit Must-See Tourist Attraction The Alamo, 21 Miles Away, Or Travel 14 Miles To Explore The Shops At North Star Mall. The Many Shopping And Dining Options Of San Antonio’S Famous Riverwalk Are A 31-Minute Drive Away. It’S 14 Miles To San Antonio International Airport.

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    San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter

    101 Bowie St, San Antonio, TX – 78205

    0.22 miles

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    A Walkable Location Near Several Attractions, Luxurious Bedding And A Top-Notch Pool Are Some Of The Perks That Our Guests Like About The Marriott San Antonio Rivercenter. This 38-Story Hotel Features…

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    Hotel Emma

    136 E Grayson, San Antonio, TX – 78215

    1.38 miles

    CALL 855-516-1090

    Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.

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    Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa

    9800 Hyatt Resort Dr, San Antonio, TX – 78251

    12.02 miles

    CALL 855-516-1090

    With A Water Playground, Award-Winning Championship Golf Course, Exclusive Spa And Several On-Site Restaurants, It’S No Wonder The Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa Is A Top Choice Among Our Gue…

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    La Cantera Resort & Spa

    16641 La Cantera Pkwy, San Antonio, TX – 78256

    14.54 miles

    CALL 855-516-1090

    An Upscale Hilltop Retreat With Six Pools, A Mile From Six Flags, The Non-Smoking La Cantera Hill Country Resort Treats Our Guests To Heavenly Beds, A Waterslide, Golf And Children’S Activities. The H…

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    JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa

    23808 Resort Parkway, San Antonio, TX – 78261

    17.47 miles

    CALL 855-516-1090

    Seven On-Site Restaurants, A Full-Service Spa And A Water Park Make The Jw Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort And Spa A Top-Rated Favorite Among Our Guests. Decorated In Colors Reminiscent Of Su…

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    Become a certified babysitter for foster care families, so they don’t burn out

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    SAN ANTONIO – Advocates in Bexar County are calling on community volunteers to help foster families who need breaks and extra support.

    “Fifty percent of foster families drop out in the first year because they can’t take a break,” said Sandi Jarzombek, a former foster mom and current certified babysitter.

    Jarzombek and her husband fostered teen girls for years. Now without kids at home, they’re offering other families the support they know is necessary.

    “Most of these children are being removed from hard places, which means they’re traumatized, and sometimes that means they have behavioral issues. So you need a break,” she said.

    When most parents need a break, they call a family member or whatever babysitter is available.

    However, foster children require certified caregivers that have gone through training acknowledged by the state.

    “It’s a one-day training. People come in, they can become certified babysitters by the end of it, and they can serve local foster families,” said Jennifer Smith, the executive director of the South Texas Alliance for Orphans.

    The STAO simplified these training sessions into a program that only takes several hours.

    “You’ll get all your trauma training you need, you’ll get your CPR, and you’ll even get your TB tine test,” Jarzombek said. “The only thing you’ll have to do on your own time outside of this one Saturday is get your fingerprint.”

    Smith says certified babysitters can give foster parents a chance to recharge.

    “So these families can go out on a date with their spouse. They can go take care of the needs of other children. It just helps support that community so those foster families don’t burn out and quit. Because the last thing we need is foster families not being able to persevere,” Smith said.

    Smith said almost 850 children currently need foster families in Bexar County.

    “What that means is they’re either sleeping in offices, or they’re getting kicked out of Bexar County and going to Houston or Austin or El Paso or Dallas because we don’t have enough homes. That’s just not San Antonio. That’s not our community,” Smith said.

    Jarzombek babysits for many foster families throughout San Antonio, ultimately helping keep foster kids sleeping in homes instead of offices or hotels.

    “We desperately need more help. The only way foster families can get a break is if those of us that don’t have foster children at home step up and get certified,” she said.

    Jarzombek said even if community members can’t become babysitters, there are so many ways they can help local foster families.

    “Without proper support, my husband and I never would have made it as foster parents. When I was fostering, these women would help with my linens and towels. I’d leave a bin outside, and they would come pick it up, take it home and wash everything and bring it back,” Jarzombek said.

    She said community members can volunteer to cook meals for families, pick up groceries, help with laundry, donate diapers, mow their lawns, or even become drivers to get the children to their many parental visits and doctors or counseling appointments.

    The quest is to create a more extensive community web working together to give foster children the love and care they deserve.

    If you’d like to volunteer in some way, reach out to the South Texas Alliance for Orphans.

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    Rosa Jimenez hugs Esme Gonzalez, 10, in front of the ICE field office in San Antonio after Jimenez was released Wednesday. Gonzalez became close to Jimenez while her mom, Vanessa Potkin, an Innocence Project attorney, worked to free Jimenez, who was in state prison for the last 16 years. A state district judge ordered Jimenez released on bond because she and the new Travis County district attorney believe Jimenez was wrongly convicted based on trial testimony provided by people who weren’t experts. Jimenez, who is free on bond, will live in Travis County while she waits for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to review her case.

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    Rosa Jimenez walks out of the ICE field office in San Antonio on January 27, 2021, a temporarily free woman. Jimenez has spent the last 16 years in state prison after she was convicted of killing a toddler in her care in 2003. A state district judge in Travis County ordered her release on bond, saying Jimenez was wrongly convicted based on trial testimony given by witnesses who weren’t experts. Jimenez’s case is now pending before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

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    Innocence Project attorney Vanessa Potkin stands beside Rosa Jimenez who was released from state prison Wednesday morning. Potkin and Jimenez talked to the media outside the ICE field office in San Antonio, where she was released. ICE took her into custody because she was in the United States without documentation. A state district judge and the new Travis County district attorney agreed with Jimenez’s defense lawyers who have argued she was wrongly convicted based on trial testimony provided by people who weren’t experts, and the judge ordered her release on bond.

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    Rosa Jimenez speaks with her mom in Mexico after being released from federal custody outside the ICE field office in San Antonio January 27, 2021.

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    Rosa Jimenez hugs Jorge Salcido from the Mexican Consulate after being released from Immigration and Custom Enforcement custody in San Antonio on Wednesday afternoon. She spent 16 years in state prison after she was convicted of killing a toddler in her care in 2003; a judge and the Travis County district attorney have said she was wrongly convicted.

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    Rosa Jimenez speaks with a friend in Mexico after being released from federal custody outside the ICE field office in San Antonio January 27, 2021. Jimenez spent the last 16 years in a Texas prison after she was convicted of killing a toddler in her care in 2003. A state district judge and the new Travis County district attorney agreed with her defense lawyers that she was wrongly convicted based on testimony provided by people who weren’t experts. She is out on bond while her case goes before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

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    Rosa Jimenez speaks with her mother in Mexico after being released from federal custody outside the ICE field office in San Antonio January 27, 2021. She spent the last 16 years in state prison, convicted of killing a 21-month-old boy in her care in 2003. She has maintained her innocence, and a state district judge and the new Travis County district attorney agreed with Jimenez’s defense lawyers who argued she was wrongly convicted based on trial testimony provided by people who weren’t experts.

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    Rosa Jimenez, left center, and Vanessa Potkin, her Innocence Project attorney, speak to reporters after Jimenez was released from federal custody outside of the ICE field office in San Antonio on January 27, 2021.

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    Rosa Jimenez is free on bail after 16 years in state prison, released because a state district judge and the new Travis County district attorney believe she was wrongly convicted of killing a toddler in her care in 2003.

    Jimenez’s case, bogged down in legal wrangling for years, roared to life this month as prosecutors, defense lawyers and state District Judge Karen Sage — acting with unusual speed — agreed that the Austin babysitter was unfairly blamed for killing the child who choked to death on a wad of paper towels.

    “All of the medical evidence that is available to us at this time suggests that Miss Jimenez could not and did not commit this crime,” Sage said.

    Jimenez was released from prison in Gatesville on Wednesday morning and taken into custody by agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement because she was an undocumented immigrant when she was arrested.

    ICE released her from custody in San Antonio hours later, and she made an emotional phone call to her mother in Mexico before she returned to Austin. ICE has the option of releasing individuals based on the circumstances of their cases; details on the conditions of her release weren’t immediately available.

    For now, Jimenez is free on a no-money bond and will stay in Travis County while her appeal, and efforts to be declared innocent, continue.

    It took only three weeks from the time Jimenez’s latest appeal was filed until Sage ordered her released from prison on bail this week.

    Sage determined that Jimenez was convicted of choking the child because jurors were provided false and misleading testimony by prosecution experts who lacked proper expertise.

    District Attorney Jose Garza, who worked in the prosecutor’s office for a month before taking over Jan. 1, and other top officials had already begun reviewing Jimenez’s case, and they were able to react quickly when defense lawyers filed a new appeal Jan. 4.

    “We reviewed it thoroughly,” Garza said. “And after reviewing the evidence, we thought it was clear and that it needed to be in front of the court as soon as possible.”

    The evidence included a new consensus report by four leading experts in pediatric airways and the mechanics of choking, including three who testified at a hearing Tuesday before Sage. The report rebutted trial prosecutors who argued that Jimenez forced paper towels down 21-month-old Bryan Gutierrez’s throat, leading to his death.

    The experts concluded there was no evidence of a titanic struggle that would have ensued had Jimenez tried to forcefully choke the boy. They also said the child most likely filled his mouth with the paper towels and reflexively swallowed, with the throat muscles working to compact the wad.

    At Jimenez’s 2005 trial, prosecution experts — none trained in pediatric airways medicine — testified that the towels could only have become compacted if forced by Jimenez, the only adult present, and that accidental swallowing was impossible in this case.

    “This case is a tragedy,” Garza said. “It is a tragedy for Mrs. Gutierrez and her son, it is a tragedy for Miss Jimenez and her family, and my heart continues to break for Mrs. Gutierrez over the loss of her son and for the suffering she has had to endure through the entirety of this process.

    “But our office has an obligation to seek out and pursue innocence, and we believe this is the right course of action in this case that is overwhelmingly supported by the evidence,” he said.

    Sage said the new evidence, provided by the appropriate medical experts, led her to one important conclusion.

    “There is clear and convincing evidence that Miss Jimenez did not intentionally attack and harm the child, and that Bryan Gutierrez’s death was almost certainly the result of a very, very tragic accident and not murder,” Sage said at the hearing.

    “I cannot give Miss Jimenez justice today, but hopefully I can give her the inalienable right that she has been deprived of for far too long: her freedom,” the judge said to close the hearing.

    Jimenez’s case is nowhere near over.

    Sage’s findings will be sent to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, where its nine Republican judges can be difficult for inmates and defense lawyers to win over.

    The state’s highest criminal court will decide whether to toss Jimenez’s conviction and order a new trial, as well as determine whether the evidence warrants a finding of actual innocence.

    The court has no deadline for issuing its ruling.

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office had opposed Jimenez’s release at an earlier stage of the case, didn’t respond to a request for comment.

    Paxton is fighting a 2019 ruling by U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel of Austin, who tossed Jimenez’s conviction and ordered a new trial, saying she was deprived of the right to hire effective medical experts during her trial in 2005. It’s pending at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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    Address: Mykonos, Mykonos City, Mykonos, Greece, 84600

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    Hotels – Malta – San Antonio Hotel & Spa 4*

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    San Antonio Hotel & Spa is located in the north of Malta in the center of the lively resort of Qawra in St. Paul’s Bay, just a 2-minute walk from a newly developed sandy beach surrounded by a variety of shops, restaurants, bars and vibrant nightlife.
    The hotel has several bars, restaurants, terraces and a large swimming pool surrounded by palm trees and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
    San Antonio Hotel & Spa is located in the north of Malta in the center of the lively resort of Qawra in St. Paul’s Bay, just a 2-minute walk from a newly developed sandy beach, surrounded by a variety of shops, restaurants, bars and an active nightlife.
    The hotel has several bars, restaurants, terraces and a large swimming pool surrounded by palm trees and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
    Facilities available to guests include a large freshwater lagoon pool and a children’s pool. The fitness center includes a steam bath, sauna, aerobics studio and a well-equipped gym, as well as a heated indoor pool, whirlpool and children’s pool. There is also table tennis and other games. Musical evenings, games, animation and various tournaments are held.
    For an additional fee, hotel guests can use the services of a massage therapist, a beauty studio, climb in a specially equipped room, play electronic games and access a computer and the Internet.
    The hotel offers an extensive entertainment program in English, French, German and Italian throughout the year. In summer, daytime animation activities are held in the pool area, and guests can enjoy evening animation in the lobby bar with a terrace and impressive views of the St. Paul Islands. In winter, there are various evening activities, mostly live music, which guests can enjoy in the lobby bar.
    The main hall can accommodate up to 450 people, where the seats are arranged like an amphitheater, or these guests can be accommodated in several smaller rooms. Technical and audiovisual equipment is available upon request. The foyer for cocktail receptions can accommodate up to 700 people. Wi-Fi is available at the reception desk and in all meeting rooms.

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    • Adults Only
    • Babysitting Services
    • Bicycles for rent
    • Buffet Restaurant
    • Conferences possible
    • Currency exchange
    • Diet Menu
    • Diving Center
    • Dry cleaning
    • Excursions
    • Fitness Centre
    • The hairdresser
    • Hammam
    • indoor swimming pool
    • Mini golf
    • Open pool
    • Car rent
    • The shops
    • snack bar
    • Light Animation Program
    • Table tennis
    • Wireless Internet
    • Elevator
    • Heating
    • Newspaper Delivery
    • Parking
    • Safe
    • Visa
    • American Express
    • MasterCard
    • Club for Children 3-8 Years

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    • 1 adult
    • 1 adult + 1 child
    • 2 adults
    • 2 Adults + 1 Child
    • 2 Adults + 2 Children
    • 3 adults
    • 3 Adults + 1 Child
    • 4 adults
    • Accommodation for the Disabled
    • Fax
    • Ironing Accessories
    • Wireless Internet
    • Terrace
    • Air conditioner
    • Cot
    • Bathroom
    • Fan
    • Hair dryer
    • Coffee and Tea in the Room
    • Mini bar
    • Safe
    • Satellite TV
    • Shower

    DB San Antonio Hotel & Spa, Qawra, Malta – description, reviews, photos, hotel on the map, official site

    • Beach

      1st line. Sandy. Municipal.

    • Hotel services

      Business Center, Luggage Storage, Conference Room, 24-Hour Front Desk, Covered Parking, Elevator, Gift Shop, Shops in Hotel, Multilingual Staff, Non-Smoking Rooms, English Speaks, Beach Towels, Laundry, Currency Exchange, pets not allowed, garden furniture, family rooms, vending machines, pool facilities, beach facilities, disabled access, ironing service, fax/photocopying, dry cleaning, shoe shine, airport shuttle , car rental, press delivery, room service.

    • Room amenities

      TV, cable/satellite TV, air conditioning, minibar, heating, tea/coffee making facilities, safe, balcony/terrace, hair dryer.

    • WiFi

      WiFi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.

    • Child

      Children’s pool. Kids club. Menu for children. Babysitting services. Children’s TV channels. Indoor play area.

    • Sport

      Bicycle rental. Indoor pool. Mini golf. Table tennis. Open pool. Gym. Personal coach.

    • Beauty and health

      Fitness center. Steam room. Turkish sauna. Hot tub/jacuzzi. Massage. Spa and wellness center. Sauna. Beauty salon / hairdresser.

    • Entertainment

      Animation. Library. Darts. Organization of excursions. Park area at the hotel. Evening program.

    • Restaurants and bars

      Coffee shop on site. Buffet suitable for children. Snack bar. Bar. Restaurant.

    • Business services

      Fax/Photocopying. Conference/Banquet room.

    • Arrival time

      15

    • Check-out time

      11

    • Address

      Triq it Turisti

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    Can Mabel is a waterfront apartment with an outdoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool and a patio.

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    Read San Antonio Fiesta – Daily Janet – Page 4

    “Third from the right,” Natalie replied. She was glad that the house was not lit – only one small window shone. It’s good that you can’t see how ugly and neglected the house is. The top floor was converted into apartments for rent. I should have asked him to stop the car at the corner, not drive it here.

    As soon as the car stopped and Coulter turned off the engine, Natalie looked for the door handle. She noticed that Coulter Langston got out of the car and walked towards her to open the door for her, but she knew perfectly well that this courtesy was caused only by his desire to please his daughter. She pursed her lips sullenly and wanted to get out of the car herself.

    “Give me the boy,” he commanded.

    “I can carry it myself,” Natalie said, pushing away the outstretched hands.

    – And will you look for the key in your purse, and then still fiddle with the lock? he asked mockingly as he took the child from her. “I hope you don’t want me to rummage through your purse?”

    Natalie got out of the car, looking with displeasure at the man who was holding the child in his arms somewhat casually. She quickly climbed the uneven, in some places chipped steps to the door of the house. He silently followed her. Opening the front door, Natalie turned to take Ricky from him.

    – He’s all right. Show where your apartment is.

    “I live upstairs,” said Natalie, and, suppressing a sigh, she thought that the sight of her modest dwelling would make him feel even more superior. But she didn’t care, she was too tired.

    As they were going up the stairs, a door in the hall opened and a curious hostess looked out. At the sight of an unfamiliar man, she immediately attacked Natalie:

    – I warned you many times, Miss Crane, that I do not allow you to take men to me! This is a decent house.

    Natalie controlled her anger by sheer force of will. The end of the month was approaching. She could not afford to quarrel with the landlady if she hoped to receive a delay in payment for several days.

    “He’ll just take Ricky to my room and leave immediately, Mrs. Thomas,” she said as calmly as she could.

    – Look at me! the hostess snapped and slammed the door.

    Natalie didn’t want to think about what conclusions Coulter Langston might have drawn from the conversation she had just overheard.

    Reaching the top landing, Natalie opened the door to her one-room apartment and held out her hands to pick up Ricky. Coulter gave the boy to her without objection.

    “Thank you for giving us a ride,” she said dryly.

    – I’ll pass on your thanks to Missy. It was her idea after all,” he reminded her again, and hurried down the stairs.

    CHAPTER TWO

    — Sit still, Ricky, and eat your sandwich. Try not to disturb anyone,” Natalie instructed her nephew.

    “Good,” Ricky promised in a clear voice and climbed onto the long bench behind the wooden counter, which he reached with great difficulty. “Will you sing with me, Natalie?”

    — No, honey, I have to work. Natalie tried in vain to push back the thick, golden-brown hair that had stuck to her sweaty forehead.

    Encouraged by her smile, Ricky took a plate of sandwich cut into small pieces to make it easier for him to take them, and began to eat, as always, with gusto. Natalie stopped smiling as soon as she turned away from him.

    Heat and noise made her temples pound. It was stuffy, and there were no signs of coolness, even after sunset.

    In the main square of La Villita, the orchestra played incendiary dance melodies, drowning out the laughter and roar of the crowd. “A Night in Old San Antonio” was the name of one of the events of the holiday, designed for four nights. Four nights of fun and joy. Every inch of land was occupied by pavilions that sold a variety of snacks and drinks, a lot of colorful souvenirs for numerous tourists.

    In one of these pavilions selling snacks, Natalie finally found a temporary job, just for four evenings – at least some, but still income. The owner of the pavilion allowed Natalie to bring Ricky with her if the boy did not interfere with anyone. This allowed her to save money: she could do without a nanny. The boy, of course, will be tired, but there are bales of straw piled up behind the pavilion, which means that he can lie down and rest there.

    Turning another steak over, Natalie wearily wiped her damp forehead. For the past year, things have gone from bad to worse. But she dearly loved Ricky and tried not to complain about the difficulties associated with his upbringing. If she could get away from all the problems for at least an hour, she thought wistfully, maybe then she would find a way out. How nice it would be to participate in the general fun, to join the hundreds of people who walk around La Villita with such a carefree air.

    Glancing over her shoulder at Ricky and making sure that the boy was sitting still, Natalie was about to turn away, but froze, meeting the indifferent gaze of blue-green eyes. She flared up to the roots of her hair. Her eyes flashed with lightning. She did not want to endure this indifferent gaze, which drove her crazy, and looked around for Missy – she had already managed to sit down next to Ricky and quietly talked to him about something.

    Turning away abruptly, Natalie focused all her attention on the steaks she was cooking. On what irony of fate did she have to meet this man again? She was sure he disliked her, if he could feel anything at all. So beautiful and so cold. The tan set off the metallic sheen of his eyes. Fit, lithe, muscular, he looked like a wild cat – the same strength, the same grace. The impassive expression of a noble face reinforced this impression. His calmness was only apparent – his strength, like a long held back spring, was ready to splash out at any moment, and then do not expect mercy from him. And at the same time, despite everything, Coulter Langston had a magnetic, almost hypnotic attraction.

    Natalie shook her head decisively to get rid of the image her imagination had drawn. This new encounter is pure coincidence, as much a coincidence as his daughter and Ricky bumping into each other at the start of the fiesta. She chuckled – that’s distracted at least a little from their problems.

    – Nonnie! Ricky called cautiously, as if apologizing for interrupting her from work.

    After taking two more shots, Natalie wiped her hands on her checkered apron and walked over to her nephew, trying not to notice the man who was standing beside him.

    “Hi Missy,” she greeted the girl quietly.

    Missy nodded back at her.

    “I ate it all,” Ricky said, handing

    an empty plate to her, and before Natalie could answer, he continued, “Missy wants to walk with me and show me everything.

    “I’ll hold his hand tightly so he doesn’t get lost,” Missy added pleadingly.

    “I know you’ll be very careful, Missy, but…” Natalie began. She looked into the impassive face of the man who stood beside the children. “I think it’s better for Ricky to stay here with me. There are a lot of people today.

    – Dad! Missy looked pleadingly at her father. “Please explain to Mrs. Crane that we will take care of Ricky.

    Natalie cringed inwardly, realizing the predicament Missy put everyone in. She knew the last thing Coulter Langston wanted was to entertain her nephew.

    — The boy will be completely safe with us. We’ll bring him back in exactly one hour, Mrs. Crane,” he said with a slight derisive emphasis on the word “Mrs.

    Diet for 12 month old baby: What To Feed Your Baby | 12 months plus | Weaning

    Опубликовано: November 11, 2022 в 3:24 am

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    Sample Menu for a Baby 8 to 12 Months Old



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    Now that your baby is eating solid foods, planning meals can be more challenging. At this age, your baby needs between 750 and 900 calories each day, of which about 400 to 500 should come from
    breast milk or formula (if you are not breastfeeding)—roughly 24 ounces (720 mL) a day. Breast milk and formula contain vitamins, minerals, and other important components for brain growth.

    At about eight months, you may want to introduce foods that are slightly coarser than strained pureed foods. They require more chewing than baby foods. You can expand your baby’s diet to include soft foods such as yogurt, oatmeal, mashed banana, mashed potatoes, or even thicker or lumpy pureed vegetables. Eggs (including scrambled) are an excellent source of protein, as are cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, and avocado.

    Sample menu ideas for an 8- to 12-month-old baby:

    1 cup = 8 ounces = 240 ml
    ¾ cup = 6 ounces = 180 ml
    ½ cup = 4 ounces = 120 ml
    ¼ cup = 2 ounces = 60 ml

    Breakfast

    • 2 to 4 ounces cereal, or 1 mashed or scrambled egg

    • 2 to 4 ounces mashed or diced fruit

    • Breastmilk or 4 to 6 ounces formula

    Snack

    Lunch

    • 2 to 4 ounces yogurt or cottage cheese, or pureed or diced beans or meat

    • 2 to 4 ounces cooked pureed or diced yellow or orange vegetables

    • Breastmilk or 4 to 6 ounces formula

    Snack

    Dinner

    • 2 to 4 ounces diced diced poultry, meat, or tofu

    • 2 to 4 ounces cooked green vegetables

    • 2 to 4 ounces cooked soft-whole grain pasta or potato

    • 2 to 4 ounces diced or mashed fruit

    • Breastmilk or 4 to 6 ounces formula

    Before bedtime

    Breastmilk or 6 to 8 ounces formula, or water. (If breastmilk or formula, follow with water or
    brush teeth afterward).

    More information

    • Sample Menu for a One-Year-Old
    • Starting Solid Foods
    • Breastfeeding Mealtime Milestones
    • Ask the Pediatrician: Is it OK to make my own baby food?
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    8/12/2022

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    Caring for Your Baby and Young Child: Birth to Age 5 7th Edition (Copyright © 2019 American Academy of Pediatrics)


    The information contained on this Web site should not be used as a substitute for the medical care and advice of your pediatrician. There may be variations in treatment that your pediatrician may recommend based on individual facts and circumstances.

    Feeding Your 1- to 2-Year-Old (for Parents)

    Toddlers this age are moving toward a diet more like your own. Keep introducing new flavors and textures. Food preferences are set early in life, so help your child develop a taste for healthy foods now.

    Toddlers have little tummies, so serve foods that are packed with the nutrients they need to grow healthy and strong. Avoid sweets and empty calories. Don’t give your child sugar-sweetened drinks, such as soda, juice drinks, sports drinks, and flavored milks. Limit 100% fruit juice to no more than 4 ounces a day, and serve juice in a cup, not in a bottle.

    Your toddler will continue to explore self-feeding, first with their fingers and then with utensils at around 15–18 months of age. Give your child lots of chances to practice these skills, but lend a hand when frustrations arise. As skills develop, step back and let your little one take over.

    Toddlers like to assert their independence, and the table is one place to give yours some sense of control. Serve a variety of healthy foods from all the food groups and let your child decide which of those foods to eat and how much.

    What About Milk?

    Milk is an important part of a toddler’s diet because it provides calcium and vitamin D, which help build strong bones. Most kids under age 2 should drink whole milk. If a toddler is overweight or there is a family history of obesity, high cholesterol, or heart problems, your doctor might recommend switching to reduced fat (2%) milk.

    If your child can’t drink cow’s milk, choose unsweetened soy drinks fortified with calcium and vitamin D. Other milk alternatives (such as almond, oat, rice, or coconut) have less protein and may not be fortified.

    Kids this age don’t need special toddler milk or formulas, which contain added sugars. Toddlers can get all the nutrition they need by drinking cow’s milk or a fortified soy drink and eating a variety of solid foods.

    When your child is 2, you can switch to low-fat or nonfat milk.

    Between 12 and 18 months of age is a good time to move to a cup. Instead of stopping bottles all at once, slowly drop them from the feeding schedule, starting with mealtime. Offer whole milk in a cup after your child has begun the meal.

    Why Is Iron Important?

    Iron makes the red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout the body. Low iron levels can affect growth and may lead to learning and behavior problems and anemia (a low number of red blood cells).

    After 12 months of age, toddlers may not get enough iron because they no longer drink iron-fortified formula and they may not get enough iron-rich foods in their diet.

    To help prevent iron deficiency:

    • Limit your child’s milk intake to 16–24 ounces (480–720 milliliters) a day.
    • Include iron-rich foods in your child’s diet, like meat, poultry, fish, beans, and iron-fortified foods.
    • Continue serving iron-fortified cereal until your child is eating a variety of iron-rich foods.

    Talk with your doctor if your child drinks a lot of cow’s milk, isn’t getting enough iron-rich foods, or if you’re thinking of giving your child a multivitamin.

    What Foods Should We Avoid?

    Offer your child a variety of healthy foods. Watch for allergic reactions when trying new foods. 

    Toddlers between 12 and 24 months should avoid:

    • foods with added sugars and no-calorie sweeteners, including sugar-sweetened and diet drinks
    • high-sodium foods
    • unpasteurized juice, milk, yogurt, or cheese 
    • foods that may cause choking, such as hot dogs, raw vegetables, grapes, hard cheese, popcorn, and nuts

    Always supervise when your child is eating. Make sure your child sits up in the high chair or other safe place.

    How Much Should My Toddler Eat?

    Schedule three meals and two or three healthy snacks a day. But expect your toddler to sometimes eat less or skip meals. This can be hard for many parents, but kids should be allowed to respond to their own feelings of hunger and fullness. Toddlers who are full may push food away, close their mouths or turn their heads away from food, use hand gestures, or make sounds to let you know they have had enough. Don’t push food on a child who’s not hungry.

    If you have any questions about what and how much your child is eating, talk with your doctor.

    Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD

    Date reviewed: November 2021

    Baby food 12 months | Mamovediya

    Baby nutrition 12 months | Mamovediya – about the health and development of the child

    At the 12th month, children, as a rule, already stop receiving breast milk. Their menu still consists of meat, fish, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, bread, cereals. Products are given in boiled and crushed form. For a change, you can cook steam cutlets from meat or fish, broth with meatballs. Some experts recommend giving a one-year-old child a whole egg beaten or mixed with milk. If the local pediatrician approves of these recommendations, try offering this dish to your child. The shell, before breaking the egg, must be thoroughly washed with hot water and soap so that pathogens of intestinal diseases do not get into the dish.

    Children of this age should not be given sweets yet.

    Sweets and chocolate often stick to their palate and cause vomiting – babies still do not know how to suck pieces of food and tend to swallow them immediately. In addition, sweets and chocolate are harmful for other reasons. They can provoke allergic reactions, as well as tooth decay , which can develop at an early age if the mother did not receive enough calcium from food during pregnancy.

    Every year the child receives food from the common table, these are cereals, soups, boiled and stewed vegetables, meat and fish dishes that do not require additional rubbing. At this age, the baby develops a chewing reflex and forms the correct bite.

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    Menu for a 12-month-old baby

    What to feed a baby at 12 months when you already want to try something new, but it’s scary. Is it possible to give adult food or is it too early? Let’s figure out what should be the menu of a child at 12 months .

    At the age of 1 year, breast milk or formula feeding is already usually only in the early morning (6-7 am) and late dinner (9-10 pm).

    The rest of the meals can be completely filled with either adapted adult food or prepared meals, which are in abundance on store shelves these days. Manufacturers offer a whole range of ready-made meals for feeding children over a year old. These are cereals, and a variety of fruit, vegetable, meat purees, juices, teas, baby cookies, and so on. Mom, of course, can cook all this herself, using our recipes for children up to a year and from 1 year old.

    So, earlier in the morning we started with milk or formula. Next comes breakfast.

    Breakfast at 8-9:

    • porridge, e.g.
    • bun – 50 g
    • tea or juice – 150 ml

    Pieces of fruits and cereals are good for developing chewing skills, while vitamins, minerals and prebiotics are useful for comfortable digestion.

    Healthy snack when needed at 10-11 am:

    If you and your baby lead an active lifestyle with long walks, you can organize a small snack between breakfast and lunch. Useful, healthy snack, which is convenient to take with you, will be: cookies, fruit juice or puree in soft bags (pear, apple, fruit salad).

    • soft fruit puree – 100g
    • fruit juice – 200ml
    • children’s cookies no more than 3-4 pieces

    Lunch from 12:00 to 13:00:

    Add vegetables and meat to lunch. In the diet of a child of 12 months, fish should already be present. It is better to start with white varieties of fish: hake, pollock, cod. In the menu 1-2 times a week, be sure to include a fish dish, and you can certainly make a mix: vegetables with meat (chicken, rabbit, veal, etc.)

    • meat puree – 50-60g
    • vegetable puree – 180g
    • egg yolk – half
    • 1 tsp vegetable oil (if it is not part of the meat puree)
    • Replace meat puree with fish puree 1-2 times a week

    From 10 months you can add pasta to the menu, eat baby noodles and ready-made baby soups.

    Meat and vegetable purees or ready meals can be used.

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    A Teacher-Mom Looking For Help For The Summer Of 2023 – Our girl…

    Part Time

    $17 – 20/hr

    Starts
    06/05

    Milwaukee, WI

    Our girl gang will be growing come February. As a teacher, my summer break takes place June – September so we are looking for help (with our two girls) a few days a week throughout my break. Can be flexible with times and days.
    Our family includes a sweet, old, furry lady ( dog) . She requires no additional care but will be at home helping you babysit.

    Babysitter Needed For 3 Children In Hubbardston For The Summer T…

    Full Time

    $15 – 20/hr

    Starts
    03/04

    Hubbardston, MA

    We are looking for a great babysitter for 3 children in Hubbardston. We would prefer a babysitter who has their own car and who is comfortable with pets. Looking for MWTH. Getting a head start. Any young teachers or college kids interested please send me a message. Thanks!

    Part Time Sitter For 2 Kids – Summers Off! – I am teaming up wit…

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    $15 – 20/hr

    Starts
    01/09

    Bay Village, OH

    I am teaming up with another mom to find a part time nanny for our two kids, 3 mos and 2. 5 yrs of age at start. The position would be located in our home in Bay Village! We’re looking for someone who likes to get outdoors, go on field trips and engage the kids in age appropriate activities. The position would follow the school calendar, ending in June and picking back up in August. Looking for someone with long-term potential to provide excellent care and nurturing for these two kiddos!

    Part Time Recurring Babysitter For Newborn Starting Next Summer…

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    $10 – 10/hr

    Starts
    05/01

    Sioux Falls, SD

    Hi! We are expecting our 1st baby early February. We will be needing a recurring babysitter 2-3 days a week for only a few hours each day. During the summer months, we will need this care only every other week as my parents plan to care for baby every other week. In August, we will need care each week. Also, the schedule will flip in the first week of July. Days will be every other Wednesday-Friday. & we would possibly need care every other Saturday for 8 hours as well. If any clarification is needed, please ask! I know this is a confusing schedule to read about so if I can offer any clarity, I will! We will consider in-home care but are also open to having a stay at home mom care for our little one. We also value Christian values in our home, so please keep that in mind as we would prefer someone who is likeminded caring for our baby :).

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    $11 – 15/hr

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    03/26

    Ada, MI

    We need a babysitter for our 2 children in Ada. And we’re looking now!

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    $12 – 20/hr

    Starts
    09/20

    Champaign, IL

    Hello, we are looking to establish a regular nanny for limited hours during the school year, but would like to offer expanded hours in the summer. Current needs are for some week days in the afternoon and evening, along with optional weekend babysitting nights. This position also includes light housekeeping. Bonus if you love pets and interested in helping with our dog (additional hours available for this.)
    We value fun, play, and people who genuinely love being around kids. We have 3 energetic and kind kiddos- ages 7, 4, and 3
    Own transportation highly preferable
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    PT Sitter To Watch 3 Yo W/ Autism Fri 7:30a-2:30p, Current Schoo…

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    $11 – 15/hr

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    Kirksville, MO

    The kids love playing outside, watching Spiderman, doing puzzles, reading, playing with cars, etc.
    They need help with communication and potty training
    We’re looking for someone who has patience and experience with special needs.
    To get to our home, you can park in off street parking
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    Babysitter! – I am due to have my son in July and will be on mat…

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    $12 – 15/hr

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    10/10

    Alamogordo, NM

    I am due to have my son in July and will be on maternity leave for 3 months after that. Looking for an in-home care taker for my son starting in October when I return to work.

    Recurring Babysitter – We are looking for a recurring babysitter…

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    $13 – 18/hr

    Starts
    09/16

    Lake Saint Louis, MO

    We are looking for a recurring babysitter for date nights, special occasions, etc. We have two girls, ages 2 and 5. Looking for someone who will be available into the fall and winter as well as this summer.
    The kids love make believe play, doing crafts, and playing outside!
    We have a 2-year-old who is newly potty trained but still needs assistance in the bathroom. She has occasional accidents.
    We’re looking for someone who is loving, creative, and patient.

    Nanny/babysitter – Looking for childcare on Tuesday and Wednesda…

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    $15 – 18/hr

    Starts
    11/01

    Simpsonville, SC

    Looking for childcare on Tuesday and Wednesday 6am-5 p.m. Preferably someone comfortable with dogs – we have two labs at home.
    One child. He will be born in august and three months when I have to return to work.
    Thank you so much!

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    Babysitter Or Nanny – Hey there! We are looking for a recurring…

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    $11 – 18/hr

    Starts
    11/07

    Midlothian, VA

    Hey there! We are looking for a recurring baby sitter/ nanny for our daughter, in our home. She was born in August and I will be returning to work (although I do work from home) the first week of November.
    Preferred:
    -has previous childcare experience
    -would be comfortable providing care in our home
    -is CPR/ First Aide certified
    -comfortable with animals
    -has their own reliable transportation
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    Hours could be flexible with a start time anywhere between 8-10am, with an ending time anywhere between 3-6 p.m. 2-4 days a week.
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    Long Term Babysitter! – Hi all! We are looking for a long term n…

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    $9 – 20/hr

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    Bedford, NH

    Hi all! We are looking for a long term nanny for our 2. 10-year-old son, for 2 days a week (any combo of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday), for the school year (September 2022-August 2023), around (18-20 hours/week). I will be home with our newborn as well, just need extra help for him.
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    – Be Covid vaccinated
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    Babysitter Needed For My Children In Livonia. – Seeking part-tim…

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    $19 – 22/hr

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    Livonia, MI

    Seeking part-time nanny to help manage the logistics of four children ages 12, 9, 4 and 3. Duties include weekday, weekend and vacation care (varies) running kids to and from sporting events, kid laundry, light cooking and housekeeping. Competitive pay. One year minimum commitment preferred. Full time hours in the summer.

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    Hellertown, PA

    Looking for after school care and occasional nightly babysitting and some summer care until school starts in the fall.
    One child- 7 years old. Would need to be picked up from school (3:00pm) and cared for until I am home from work (5:30pm). Watch at our home 4-5 days a week and occasionally all day or early dismissal days. Must be reliable and provide references and have transportation.
    Help with homework, get ready for sports/activities, etc.

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    $12 – 16/hr

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    11/01

    Avon, OH

    Baby is due August 23rd and my maternity leave will end in November so we are looking for someone 1 day a week, it will either be a Monday or a Tuesday just depending how my work schedule plays out. The hours will be 8:30am-3:30 p.m. (end time could vary between 12-3pm). Looking for someone who will feel like a family friend and is comfortable with us! We do have a medium sized dog who is very friendly and will not need any maintenance besides some attention and belly rubs! We are hoping applicant has experience with newborns and CPR certified. My fiancé and I are very easy going but this is our first baby so we want the right fit for our family, therefore I would like it if applicant is willing to visit a few times while I’m still on maternity leave for short periods that way we can get to know each other beforehand!

    Part-time Occasional Babysitter – Hello! My Husband and I both w…

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    09/26

    Dallas, TX

    Hello! My Husband and I both work in the medical field and already have childcare for Monday-Friday during the day. However, we are searching for a part-time/occasional babysitter to watch our newest addition who is set to arrive this July of 2022 for weekends (date nights) as well as possible weekdays to relieve our current nanny if we are both tied up at work late. We do have two loving and cuddly dogs that are a huge part of our family, so must love dogs! Must be CPR and first aid certified and have prior experience working with newborns/infants.

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    Muskego, WI

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    Babysitter Needed For 1 Infant – Looking for a babysitter to com…

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    $8 – 15/hr

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    09/18

    Johnstown, OH

    Looking for a babysitter to come to my home starting around August/September. Infant will be around 3 months old by then as I will be returning to work after maternity leave. My schedule may change by then but as of right now would only be 2-3 days a week (varies per week-no weekends) 530 a.m. until my husband gets home around 330 p.m. Must be ok with animals-have two dogs and a cat. Ok with light house keeping. Must have their own transportation. CPR certification preferred.

    Babysitter/ Nanny For 3 Month Old – Currently, I am on maternity…

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    $20 – 25/hr

    Starts
    10/17

    Ventura, CA

    Currently, I am on maternity leave until July of 2023.
    As of now we need occasional day care, preferably Tuesdays and Thursdays for appointments, errands etc.
    Starting July of 2023, we will be transitioning our type of care to more of an occasional nanny position, with after daycare pickups and sitting until myself or my husband is home from work.
    My job is extremely flexible, and I am looking for someone equally as flexible, as days needed will vary from month to month based on my work schedule/my husband’s work schedule.
    This position isn’t full time, and would be perfect for a college student or someone with a flexible life schedule.
    Reliable transportation is a must, as well as reliability in general.
    Please reach out with any questions!

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    Employer: Colleen Pozerycki
    Contact Information: [email protected] 978-270-0952
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Medford – Corner of Brookings Street and Charnwood Road- 5 minute walk to Tufts!
    Job Description:
    Looking for care one day a week on Wednesdays for our 16 month old daughter. Care is needed from 9am to 6pm, could even split between two students if there any friends that would like to both provide care. Back yard, walking distance to a playground and coffee shops/Boston Ave. When she is napping feel free to bring any school work/studying that you need to do. Looking to get started with care as soon as possible!
     


    Employer: Amy Farrell

    Contact Information [email protected] or 617-909-4160 (text)
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Washington Street, Arlington, MA
    Job Description
    We are looking for some childcare for our 11-year-old daughter on Thursday afternoons (3:30-6:30) and occasional weekend evenings. She needs less supervision but we looking for assistance to make sure she gets home from school safely, drive her to activities, and provide some support for homework assistance. We are located in Arlington and have a sweet and cuddly King Cavalier Charles Spaniel who loves to snuggle. Starting as soon as possible. Pay $25 per hour. Interested candidates should contact Amy Farrell at am. [email protected] or 617-909-4160 (text).


    Employer: Michael Brenner
    Contact Information
    [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location
    Davis Square on College Ave
    Job Description
    We are looking for someone to take care of our 16 month old in the afternoons from around 1-6pm. We are somewhat flexible, and it is ok if you can only do it a few days during the week. We’ve been paying 25$/hour. Duties include playing with him/keeping him safe/reading books/going to parks and so forth. We live on College Avenue between Davis Square and Tufts. One of us is essentially always working at home.

     


    Employer: Katie Sullivan
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location
    Boynton Road, near the Medford Public Library
    Job Description
    We are looking for a reliable, part time caregiver for our two easy going sweet girls (ages 4. 5 and 2) on Thursday afternoons while we work from home.
    Hours: Weekly on Thursdays, 1-5pm. As of now, our youngest typically naps 1-3pm. Additional date nights available as well.
    Responsibilities: Engage and supervise play time, coordinate outings like playground and the library, prepare snacks. Start Date: ASAP – Pay: $23-25/ hour, depending on experience
     


    Employer: Caroline Weisman
    Contact Information: [email protected] (617)599-6739
    Childcare/Babysitting Location
    Tufts/Hillside neighborhood in Medford
    Job Description
    We are looking for a babysitter for our two girls, ages 4 and 6, for date nights on the weekends. We would make dinner for the girls, so all you would need to do is play, read books, and put them to bed. Thank you so much!
     


    Parent First Name: Lindsay Mitchell
    Contact Information: lindsay.mitchell43@gmail. com
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Medford, hillside
    Job Description: We are looking for a sitter for an occasional date night/afternoon for our 22-month old. We are less than a mile from Tufts, no transportation needed. We also have a friendly cat. Rate: $20/hour


    Employer: Dina + Erik Jacobs
    Contact Information: 617-852-4109 / [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Medford Hillside, Capen St.
    Job Description: We are seeking after-school childcare for our two kids, Wendell 9 and Auden 6. Hours are approximately from 2:30-4:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday with occasion evening opportunities. Responsibilities may include school pickups, homework help, playdate supervision, projects and play, play, play! We try to keep them oriented to the outdoors with minimal screen time. We live within a 5 minute walk of campus, have a lovely oasis of a yard (chickens, a pond, fruit trees, gardens. ..) and host a weekly CSA, so veggies are a regular part of the benefits. We’ve worked with many Tufts students throughout the years and still consider many of them family. Looking forward to hearing from you! Truly, Erik + Dina
     


    Employer: Hilary Eaton
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location
    Winchester, MA near Winchester Hospital
    Job Description
    Looking for regular date-night babysitter, generally once a week from 6-10pm. Ideally Fri or Sat but could flex to Thurs or Sun. We’d prefer a longer-term commitment (ie if you’re graduating / moving away in a semester, probably not a great fit.)
    Two girls, one is 3/preschool and one is 5/kindergarten.
    Job would be finishing up dinner time, playtime, bathtime, story/songs, bedtime (by 7:30). After that, if you are willing to put dinner dishes in the dishwasher and wipe off the table, this tired mama would thank you! You must have your own transportation. We have 2 friendly cats. Pay is $25/hour. We are fully COVID vaxxed/boosted, and would prefer the same from you.
    Happy to provide reference (our current babysitter is pregnant and will be leaving us to start her own family this Fall) – and we’d expect one from you as well.
     


    Employer: Emma & Phil Simon
    Contact Information: [email protected] 857-204-6861
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: East Arlington
    Job Description: Hello! We have three joyful girls (and one small and friendly dog)! We are looking for occasional childcare while we have a date. Our girls (12, 10, 8) love to read and enjoy arts and crafts projects.
    We look forward to meeting you!


    Employer: Christopher Wilkinson
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Medford, MA
    Job Description: We need an Algebra 1 tutor for our 10 years old son in grade 5 -Responsibilities will majorly include tutoring and helping with homework. Interested tutors should send resume.


    Contact Name: Jordan Mangan
    Contact Information: [email protected] 617-797-6309
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: George Street, Medford, behind the athletic building

    Job Description: We are looking for an after-school sitter for our 2 kids (6 and 9) on Thursday’s and Friday’s from 2:45 – 6:15pmpm (5:45PM on Friday’s). Basic requirements are meeting kids at bus stop, getting them snacks and assisting with any homework (which isn’t typically more than 10 minutes). The most important thing is to have fun and play as much as possible. A car is required as there are some after school activities we would need you to drop them off at. Please reach out if at all interested. Pay is $20 an hour plus gas $$.


    Employer Name: Kathleen Evans
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: Somerville
    Job Description: Occasional babysitter to help 1-2 afternoons / evenings a week. School pickup, homework help, snacks, reading. May involve taking children to and from sports practices depending on comfort with driving (need not have own car) — or playing basketball, tennis, or soccer if you’re interested! Children are in fourth and first grades, get along well together.
     


    Employer Name: Celeste & Jose Barbosa
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location: West Newton, MA
    Job Description: Hello, We are a family in West Newton looking for a part time babysitter for our joyful little boy starting January 2023. We would want someone who can commit through at least May 2023.

    Our son will be 1 years old by then. We prefer 4 days a week, from 9 am to 3 pm, but could potentially negotiate the time schedule a bit. We are a short walking distance from commuter rail, so a car is not necessary, though preferred. The sitter’s job will be to carry out tasks associated with caring for the little one; diapering, playing, and feeding (light housework directly related to infant care such as his laundry and cleaning up after meal time, etc). We are looking for someone who is fun and enthusiastic about childcare and who will provide an enrichment environment for our son via age appropriate games, talk, play etc. (no screen time). We are a very loving and fair family and would like to find someone who is responsible and health consciousness as I am immunocompromised. We therefore require that the sitter is vaccinated for Covid-19 and up to date with the latest booster. Experience with my son’s age range is a requirement. CPR, First Aid Certification, required. An interest or educational background in early education and/or ability to speak Spanish, Portuguese and/or Cape Verdean creole is a plus.

    [If the candidate does not have infant CPR certification we may be willing to cover the costs, if we find the right match.

    Additional details: My husband works from home and I will be home at times, so there will always be a parent present. The sitter will primarily stay downstairs in the living room area where we have a play station/baby station set up for our son. We live in an area that is walking distance to several parks. We also have space for the sitter’s car. Thank you so much for reading this add! Please contact us if there’s interest; We will offer competitive pay that is commensurate with experience. We look forward to talking about the position in detail.

    Please contact me (Celeste) at [email protected]


    Employer Name:  Melissa Kelly
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location
    Cedar Street/Alpine Street Somerville, MA
    Job Description
    Hi,
    We are looking for an experienced babysitter for occasional date nights for our 8 year old daughter in Somerville. Responsibilities would include dinner, playing with her, and bedtime. We have 2 friendly cats as well. Days and hours are flexible based on our plans.
    Please reach out if interested. Pay is $22 an hour.
    Thanks!
    Melissa


    Employer Name: Lisa Schreider
    Contact Information lbschreider@yahoo. com 617.281.7606
    Childcare/Babysitting Location MEDFORD, MA Harvard Ave & Boston Ave neighborhoods
    Job Description Looking for a fun, loving, kind after school Babysitter for 2 children (5 and 7) in MEDFORD to start in September and potentially go through the summer. The hours are: 2-6 pm (sometimes 7 pm) 4-5 days a week (Mon to Fri). Help with pickup from school (directly across the street from our home) & drop off on occasion to after school activities nearby, light housekeeping, meal prep, school homework/reading help. *We would prefer a babysitter who has their own car and who is CPR certified.* The kids are sweet and very loving, have a lot of energy and especially enjoy dance parties, laser tag, art projects, going to the park, etc. Occasional weekend help could also be helpful, if you are interested and available. $20-23 per hour.


    Employer name: Kerri
    Contact Information: kerrimckeever@yahoo. com, 781-718-7093
    Childcare/Babysitting Location Vicinity: Winchester, MA
    Job Description:
    We are looking for after school support for our 3 boys (11, 9 & 7) a few days a week, 2-7ish and occasional date nights. Must have a car.

    Responsibilities would include school pick-up, homework help, taking kids to and from activities and light house management (empty dishwasher, kids laundry).
    Must have childcare reference and reliable transportation.

    We can be flexible on hours based on the day.

    Submitted: September 10, 2022


    Employer name: Elisabeth
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location Vicinity: North Medford (off Fellsway West)
    Job Description: I
    ‘m looking for a couple hours of help (5-7pm) on Tuesdays (starting 9/13/22) for my 2 year old son. Job includes: Playing with trucks, talking about trucks, kicking a soccer ball, taking a walk to look at cars/trucks. Giving him food (that will be prepped already) and water. We have an old, geriatric dog that will be around (more of a houseplant than dog). I’ll be working from home during this time.

    We are not very accessible by bus, so if you have a car, that will work better. Experience a plus. Enjoyment of kids and ability to tolerate a tantrum a must.

    Submitted: September 9, 2022


    Employer name: Caitlin
    Contact Information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting Location Vicinity: Teel St and Massachusetts Ave, Arlington
    Job Description:
    Hello! We are looking for after school help for our three kids (ages 3, 6, 7) starting the first week in October. Mostly, we need help coordinating school pick up and drop offs at after school activities. And snacks. So many afterschool snacks. The eldest loves Harry Potter and math, the middle one loves crafts and games, and the baby is a third child, so she just wants to do whatever the bigs are doing.

    If you can get to our house (we are a little over a mile away from campus) and have a clean driving record, we can provide a car with carseats, etc but most everything is within walking distance. Hours are M, T, Th, F 2:45 -5:30 and Wednesday 12:30-5. The little one gets picked up at 3 every day and the bigs get picked up most days at 3:40 but Wednesdays at 1 because of early release days. We understand that most likely one person can’t take all five days (though that would be great!) but let us know if you are interested in any of the days. After the summer, the children are very bored with us so they are excited to have literally anyone but us come and hang out with them.

    Looking forward to talking to you!!

    Submitted: September 8, 2022


    Employer name: Sarah
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/Babysitting location vicinity: Cambridge, MA
    Job Description:
    Cambridge family/Tufts Alumni seeking babysitter 3 – 4 afternoons/week (approx. 2 – 6/6:30 pm; M, W-F) for our three sweet children (ages 3, 6, 8). Job entails pick up from school and providing afterschool care. (We’d consider an earlier start time, if more hours are preferred).

    Our ideal candidate would be:
    – experienced working young children
    – safety-conscious, responsible, reliable
    – patient and positive
    – playful, active, and eager to spend time outside
    – willing to provide light housekeeping, laundry and meal prep related to the children’s care
    – a safe driver (clean driving record required, but car is not).
    – flexibility to cover school vacation and/or summer hours is a plus, but not required

    $22-25/hr, commensurate with experience. Excellent references and COVID vaccination are required.

    Submitted: September 7, 2022


    Employer name: Marissa
    Contact information: [email protected] or 617-817-2412
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Melrose
    Job description:
    Hello! Looking for after school care for my 9 year-old daughter Monday-Friday 2:15-4:30, to start as soon as possible.

    Responsibilities will include:

    —pick-up from the elementary school in our Melrose neighborhood starting at 2:15
    —transport to dance class 1x week
    —help with occasional homework, games/crafts, etc.

    You must be COVID-vaccinated and and have a reliable car. Please reach out if interested. Thanks!

    Submitted: September 7, 2022


    Employer name: Katie
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Medford Square, near the library
    Job description:
    We are looking for a reliable part-time caregiver for our 2 sweet girls, ages 4.5 and 2, on Thursday afternoons while we work from home. We’d love to use this person for occasional date nights as well.

    Hours: Weekly on Thursdays, 1-5pm. Our 2 year old currently naps 1-3pm.
    Responsibilities: Playtime, outings (playground, library), prepare snacks
    Pay: $20/ hour
    Start date: ASAP

    Submitted: September 7, 2022


    Employer name: Kim
    Contact information: kimberlysjason@gmail. com
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Belmont, near the intersection of Brighton and Hoitt
    Job description:
    We are two Tufts alumns looking for an occasional weekend and/or date night sitter for our two kids, ages 5 and 8. They love to play pretend, play board games, do arts and crafts, read, and play outside. The job would include lots of playing, serving simple meals or snacks, and possibly getting the kids ready for bed. We would like to find someone who has experience caring for kids, who is CPR/first aid certified, and who has received a full series of COVID vaccinations. The house is easily accessible by car and bike, but takes longer by public transport. The pay is $20/hour.

    Submitted: September 6, 2022


    Employer name: Elizabeth
    Contact information: [email protected] or 6172339486
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Somerville – near Bike Path and Cedar Street
    Job description:
    I am looking for a date night/weekend babysitter for an 8 year old boy. My husband and I would love to find someone who could watch our son 1-2 times a month, mostly weekends with the occasion weeknight for a school event. Expected duties would be to play with him (he loves sports), feed him dinner and put him to bed. We do have a dog but she doesn’t need any minding.

    Submitted: September 5, 2022


    Employer name: Mary
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Picking up at: Thompson Elementary School, 187 Everett St, Arlington, MA 02474

    Dropping off at: Cambridge Public Library – O’Connell Branch, 48 6th St, Cambridge, MA 02141
    Job description:
    Hello! I am looking for a caring and reliable person to pick my child up from kindergarten in East Arlington at 2:30pm on Thursdays and Fridays and take them on the 87 bus to meet up with their dad in East Cambridge. We can pay $50-60/week. Please be in touch if you are interested!  

    Submitted: September 5, 2022


    Employer name: Pavel
    Contact information: pavel. [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: North Cambridge (25 minute walk from campus) and Teele Square(Somerville)
    Job description:
    We are looking for someone to help with daycare pickups for our (almost) 5 year old son. For the Fall semester we will need pickups Monday through Wednesday, at 5pm. Ideally, we would like coverage from 5pm to 7:15pm. The daycare is near Teele Square, close to the Tufts campus. We live in North Cambridge, close to Mass Ave, but I am a current Tufts graduate student with afternoon/evening classes on campus and, if convenient, can take over after class. Pay is $22-$25/hour.

    Submitted: September 5, 2022


    Employer name: Carmel
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Walden St and Raymond St in Cambridge, near Raymond Park
    Job description:
    We’re looking for someone to help with Friday afternoon pick ups from daycare for our 3 year old and 1 year old. You would pick them up, walk the ten minutes back to our house, and hang out with them until dinnertime or so (about 4pm-7pm). Park, toys, snacks. It would be great if you were also open to babysitting for the occasional date night or work commitment.

    Submitted: September 3, 2022


    Employer name: Liana
    Contact information: 781-820-3305 or [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: West Somerville, MA (very close to Tufts)
    Job description:
    We have two children (Age 8 and 11) who love to interact, play and develop strong relationships. We are seeking someone to help our children get ready for school each day, prepare their school lunches, and drive them to school (about 1.5 miles away) every weekday. The person would have to be dependable, have an excellent driving record and their own car. Possible after-school or evening child care opportunities may also be available on an occasional basis (not required).

    Start ASAP
    End date: June 30, 2023
    Schedule: M-F: 6am-8am (10 hrs/week)
    Pay rate: $20/hr

    Please apply with a quick intro email, resume and contact info for 2 references

    Submitted: September 3, 2022


    Employer name: Sandra
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Medford, near the Chevalier Theater
    Job description:
    We are looking for a babysitter/mother’s helper near Medford Square for some weekend afternoons and the occasional date night for our 7.5 and 6 year old girls. Responsibilities for the weekend afternoons would be mostly playing, arts, crafts, games and going to the nearby park. Tasks for date nights (would be the occasional Friday or Saturday night, around 5-10 pm) would include giving them dinner (something will be prepared), playing and getting ready for bed (8 pm). We can be flexible with days and times. Thanks!
    Submitted: September 2, 2022


    Employer name: Lauren
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Davis Square Area, Somerville
    Job description:
    We are looking for a regular babysitter for 2-3 evenings a month (flexible which days) generally 6-10pm for date night and 1-2 possible weekday/weekend afternoons for help while parents run errands/take care of chores etc for a 19-month old child. For evenings, duties would include feeding dinner (we would pre-prepare), doing bedtime routine and putting to bed by 7:30PM. Occasional afternoons would be playing games, going to park with child. We’re hoping to find someone kind, engaging, and responsible who our very social and active child would enjoy spending time with! Would prefer First Aid/CPR certified. $20-25/hr dependent on experience.
    Submitted: September 1, 2022


    Employer name: Jordan Mangan
    Contact Information: mcknightjordan@hotmail. com, 617-797-6309
    Childcare/Babysitting Location Vicinity: Medford (George Street – just behind the Tufts Athletic Facility)
    Job Description:
    We are looking for an after-school sitter for our 2 kids (6 and 9) 3-to-4 days a week. We would love as much help as possible but are flexible. The only requirement is Wednesday is a must as kids get off the bus at 1:40pm. M, T, Th and Fr hours would be 2:40pm to around 6:15/6:30pm. Again, we are flexible if you have a night class or something. However, the start time is simply meeting the bus and cannot be changed. Basic requirements are meeting kids at bus stop, getting them snacks and assisting with any homework (which isn’t typically more than 10 minutes). The most important thing is to have fun and play as much as possible. A car is not required but a huge preference as there are some after school activities we would hope you can drop them off at. Please reach out if at all interested and we can work on flexible schedules. Pay is $20 an hour plus gas $$.

    Submitted: August 29th, 2022


    Employer name: Iram
    Contact information: [email protected] or 407-227-8228 (Text preferred)
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Virtually
    Job description:
    Looking for an enthusiastic individual to virtually sing and read with a homeschool student.

    No experience required. However, teaching/music/therapy students may be interested.

    Schedule: Flexible
    Compensation: $20/hour

    Submitted: August 21, 2022


    Employer name: lorella
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: In
    Job description:
    Hi,

    We are looking for occasional babysitting during the week or weekend for nights out. It could also occasionally be during the day on weekends for few hours.

    Our daughter is 1,5 years old. She love to play outside or in her playroom.

    Let us know if you are interested!! Thanks

    Submitted: August 20, 2022


    Employer name: Jessie
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Medford, Lawrence Estates area just off of Winthrop
    Job description:
    Tufts Alum looking for a regular sitter 1 day/week + occasional night and weekend sitter for our 6mo and 2.5 year old! Experience with infants/toddlers preferred.

    We have a smiley, easy-going baby boy and an energetic and goofy daughter who we LOVE dearly but after 2 years, we are eager to get out and run errands/have date nights without them! Tasks include playing, feeding dinner/bottle for baby and putting both to bed. We are ideally looking for someone to come 1 day/week on a weekly or bi-weekly basis, as well as the occasional weekend sitter. Happy to pick a weekday that works with your schedule!

    We’ve also got a sweet pup at home, so must be comfortable with dogs though no additional care for him needed!

    We are walking distance to Tufts but also happy to pick up or drop off! Let us know if you are interested – happy to chat!

    Submitted: August 20, 2022


    Employer name: Haley
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Teele Square
    Job description:
    Hi there! We are seeking a date night and occasional weekend daytime sitter for our two children in walking distance from Tuft’s campus. Our eldest is 2.7 years old and he loves imaginary play, parks, singing and laughing. Our second child is 10 months old and we call her our “therapy baby” as she is always in a good mood and cheers up anyone who holds her. Both adore our beagle mix dog who is very lazy and would not require care but would be present in our home when watching the kids. Date nights would include finishing bedtime routines and then hanging out while they sleep. Weekend daytime would include play in our home or backyard with toys, diaper changes as needed, and offering food (no cooking needed) for meals or snacks. We can discuss regular, set hours and pay depends on experience (you can share what you would like to be paid and we will talk from there). Preferences for CPR certified applicants and those experienced working with infants/toddlers. Our last regular sitter was a Tufts student who recently graduated and we would love to find another good fit here. Please email if you are interested!
    Submitted: August 18, 2022


    Employer name: Rebecca
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Winchester, MA
    Job description:
    We are looking for a morning babysitter to take our two children (ages 6 and 8) to school. Ideally we are looking for someone who can arrive to our house by 7:30am, Monday through Friday. This person would need to assist our children with breakfast, getting to school (which is about a five minute walk from our home), and wait with our children until they enter school around 8:10. We are hoping to have someone start for 9/01. Contact me for more details. Thanks!
    Submitted: August 18, 2022


    Employer name: Rachel
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Lexington MA
    Job description:
    Seeking after school help for 2 elementary school aged kids! Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday 3:30-6 or 6:30 and Friday 12-6pm. Kids are entering 1st and 4th grade. Will require picking kids up from school, dropping off at some pre-arranged activities (there will be some downtime when you can read/do homework), on some of the days no pre-arranged activities so will include things like play dates, playground, sports in the backyard, etc. Occasional homework help depending on if school assigns any homework. Preparing snack/feeding dinner on some days. Need someone who has a drivers license/clean driving record.

    Submitted: August 18, 2022


    Employer name: Renee
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Porter Sq / Danehy Park
    Job description:
    Looking for a part-time (12-18 hr/wk) mother’s helper or nanny in North Cambridge for a 3 month old beginning in September so that mom can work from home, run errands, etc..

    DATES: Beginning between Sept 5 and Sept 23; for at least one year.

    HOURS: Flexible, about 2-3 days / about 6 hours/day / 12-18 hours a week, somewhere between 8AM and 6PM; will guarantee however many hours we agree on.

    LOCATION: 10 min walk from Porter Sq; North Cambridge / Neighborhood Nine / Brickyards / Danehy Park. On-street parking, off-street possible. First floor but steps to get to door. We have a cat.

    PAY: Starting at $20/hr after taxes ($24 before tax), depending on experience; will use payroll service.

    RESPONSIBILITIES: Playtime, diapering (cloth prefolds), naps, outings, eventual feeding and food prep for baby. Light housework (vacuum, dishes, folding laundry.) Mom will be home most of the time and will be breastfeeding, may do an occasional bottle. Duties may include occasionally also caring for 4yo (usually in preschool 8:30-5:30 M-F), if so pay rate will be increased for those hours.

    OTHER BENEFITS: 2 weeks vacation, 2 weeks sick time (week=equivalent regular hours paid.) Paid regular hours for any weeks we are traveling and unable to reschedule (or anyone in either household has covid). Not planning to offer health care.

    REQUIREMENTS: Covid vaccinated/boosted; CPR/First Aid training (we will pay for you to take course if you haven’t taken it yet)

    Submitted: August 17, 2022


    Employer name: Isha
    Contact information: [email protected] or [email protected] or 872-301-0337
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: 56 Potter Pond, Lexington MA, 02421
    Job description:
    Hi,
    My name is Isha Fahad and I graduated with an MA in Child Development from Eliot Pearson in 2019. I am currently looking for childcare for my 6-month old son, who is a happy and cuddly baby. Specifically looking for Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30am-5:30pm (on both these days), but 9:30-2:30pm would also work if you are available only for that time. Very flexible/negotiable for other days of the week as well, if you are interested. We live in Lexington, and are looking for childcare at our home here, ideally beginning from the week of August 22nd but understand if you can only start from September; we can make that work too.
    Willing to pay $20/hour.

    A bit about my family: My husband teaches CS at Tufts and I am now beginning work at Tufts as well in the Student Accessibility Office. We also have another son (9 years old) who will soon be going to grade 4. Childcare, however is only needed for our 6-month old child.
    Happy to answer additional questions.

    Submitted: August 17, 2022


    Employer name: Mathias
    Contact information: mathiasneuber@gmail. com or 617-666-2831
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Electric Ave and Packard Ave, Somerville
    Job description:
    We are looking regular Tuesday evening babysitting for 8 year old boy girl twins. There also would be other occasional evenings. Babysitting would primarily entail a short while playing with the kids before bedtime routine.  

    Submitted: August 17, 2022


    Employer name: Stephanie
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: West Medford, MA
    Job description:
    *Looking for After-School Sitter 3d/week in West Medford
    **We will offer a $1000 signing bonus to be paid $500 after one month and the remaining $500 after six months.

    Our family is in a moment of transition as our youngest starts school full-time in the fall and our amazing nanny of 3.5 years will start a new job. We are looking for experienced after-school care for our two daughters, ages 4 and 8, three days a week. The job will involve picking up both girls from school (both in our neighborhood and easily walkable from our house), doing snacks, homework help, and taking them to activities (also in the neighborhood and actually easier to walk than drive/park). Mom works in a home office and is in and out throughout the day.

    The schedule* we’re looking for is:

    Tuesday: 2-6 (oldest dismisses at 2:35, youngest must be picked up by 3)
    Wednesday: 1-6 (oldest dismisses at 1:30, youngest must be picked up by 3)
    Thursday: 2-6 (same dismissal as Tuesday)
    *the above schedule is for 13 hours and the start time a little flexible. This schedule allows for coming to our house first before getting girls, but going directly to first school for pick-up might work best for you; we can come up with a plan together.

    Pay is $25/hour and we’re looking for someone available on the school year schedule (end of August 2022 to end of June 2023; non-paid breaks at Christmas, and February and April vacation weeks). We will offer a $1000 signing bonus to be paid $500 after one month and the remaining $500 after six months.

    The location of their schools and activities in our neighborhood makes walking easy, but we are looking for someone who is experienced and also comfortable driving the girls if needed. Also, there’s a tight connection between picking up the oldest at 2:35 and walking to get the youngest by 3 (it’s doable, but tight!). We’re looking for someone active who can meet the demands of care for these ages and be creative in balancing activities for their different ages and interests. It’s also important that this caregiver cleans messes associated with their care or facilitates having the girls clean up after themselves (we love this!). Candidates must pass a background check, have a clean driving record, and solid references.

    Last thing: if you are interested in more time next June (youngest daughter’s school ends three weeks before oldest), this is something we’d love to discuss.

    Thanks so much for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you! 🙂

    Submitted: August 16, 2022


    Employer name: Emily
    Contact information: 617-470-6614 or [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: West Medford – near Brooks School
    Job description:
    Hello! We are looking for an after school sitter for our 8 year-old son, and occasionally our 3 year-old daughter. We need someone Monday-Friday for daily school pickup for the 8 year-old (2 blocks from our home), supervising homework, play, and after-school activities. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2:30-4:30, and Wednesdays 1:30-4:30, with some flexibility. We hope to find someone reliable, active, and engaging, who may be interested in additional weekend evening sitting. Pay is $25 an hour.

    Submitted: August 15, 2022


    Employer name: Ashley & Jay
    Contact information: ALDGlickman@gmail. com
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Medford (1.8 miles from Tufts main campus)
    Job description:
    Tufts alum seeking babysitter(s) for our sweet and energetic 15 month old daughter. We live in Medford (1.8 miles from Tufts main campus) and have parking available at our home. The hours and number of days per week can be flexible- ideal for a student with a non-traditional schedule.

    We are looking for a non-smoking individual who has previous experience with children and who is up to date on vaccines including COVID vaccinated/boosted.

    For interest and more info, please email me at [email protected]

    Submitted: August 12, 2022


    Employer name: Jennifer
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: West Medford
    Job description:
    Hi! We’re looking for a part-time nanny for our 4 children, ages 12, 10, 7, and 4. The hours will be mainly after school from about 2:30 or 3:00-6:00 or 7:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday. We would love someone who is available occasionally on weekends or for later nights. Responsibilities would include homework help, snack and meal prep, driving to/from activities, and engaging in activities/play with them. Our last sitter was a Tufts grad student, and our location and hours we need make this a great fit for a student. Please contact me if you’re interested!

    Submitted: August 11, 2022


    Employer name: Blake
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: East Medford near the Roberts Elementary School and less than 10 min walk from Medford Square
    Job description:
    Looking for someone (or a couple of people) to play with our super sweet 4-year-old daughter from 12-4pm and also our fun and curious 6-year-old son from 2:30-4pm after school 2 days a week (starting September 2022). We live near the kids’ school, so you would do a very short walk to pick them each up at their respective times and otherwise just playing!

    The “when” is a bit complicated: I work 2-3 days a week, so need help on those days. However, the days are not always the same, as I work in the hospital and the days change weekly, so this could be the same person or a couple different people. For example, if you are available at those times on Mondays/Fridays only, we can figure out a schedule that works for you – if I don’t work Friday a given week, we would just use you Monday. I always have my schedule at least 2 months in advance, so you would know your schedule with plenty of notice!
    My husband works from home, so would be in his office for questions/emergencies and would never be late to pickup at 4pm:)

    Would love to chat more to figure out how to make this work so my kiddos have someone fun to play with in the afternoons!

    Thanks for considering and hope your own school year starts off well!

    Submitted: August 9, 2022


    Employer name: Li-Ann
    Contact information: Liann. [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Lexington, MA
    Job description:
    We are looking for a regular babysitter for our two children, ages 5 and 2 at our home. We need someone who is available Wednesdays 3:30-8 pm and Saturdays 2:30-6:30 pm. Ideally, we would like to find one person who is able to accommodate both times and can be available starting the beginning of September through mid-June.

    Duties include meeting our kindergartener at the school bus stop (directly across the street from our house), supervising play at home, serving dinner, and some bedtime preparation.

    Please have references available upon request.

    Submitted: August 6, 2022


    Employer name: Lindsay
    Contact information: [email protected]
    Childcare/babysitting location vicinity: Winchester, MA
    Job description:
    Seeking childcare for 3 young children, 3 days a week from approximately 4pm-7pm. Looking for a responsible student with childcare experience that would like to help out a local family. Would love the option for an occasional date night sitter too! Up to date on covid vaccines required. If interested please reach out to Lindsay at [email protected] * References required

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    We are looking for a British nanny to take care of a 3 year old girl and a boy who is 1.7, the family lives in Cyprus, Limassol. Working hours 5/2, 8-10 hours a day. The main task is to teach English to children in an interactive way. The children already had an English nanny, so they understand speech and the older girl can speak English. The family has a Russian nanny, but some caregiving duties will need to be performed, such as hygiene and feeding. The ideal candidate is a British woman with a childcare education, experience with children of this age and good references. Salary – 5000 euros per month (negotiable). Visa and travel expenses will be covered. Accommodation is provided – a separate apartment.

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    We need a native Chinese nanny in Moscow for two children – a girl 1 year 9 months and a boy 3 years. Children are already familiar with Chinese at an elementary level. Child care duties: hygiene, diapers, potty training, bathing, feeding, putting to bed. Also, the Chinese nanny will accompany the children to classes and classes, take them for walks, monitor the daily routine and the schedule of classes. The nanny will teach children Chinese with a native speaker, in an interactive way through games, reading children’s books in Chinese. Watch 3 weeks through 3 or the like. During work shifts, employment is 24/7. Visa and tickets are paid by the client. Accommodation during work shifts in a room with a girl. Salary is negotiable from $1000+ per week, all weeks are paid. We are looking for a native Chinese Nanny with experience in babysitting families and excellent references.

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    Chinese native speaker required for a 1. 5 year old girl. The family lives in Dubai. Main responsibilities: learning Chinese through daily communication, games, walks, as well as all caregiving duties: feeding, cooking, helping with wardrobe, etc. We are looking for a nanny with experience in working with families and proven references. Working hours 5 days a week, 8 hours a day. Accommodation is provided – a separate room in the client’s apartment, or separate accommodation. Salary from $1000 per week. Visa and travel expenses are paid by the family. Start work as soon as possible.

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    We are looking for a Chinese nanny to take care of a 2 year old girl, the family lives in Moscow, Skolkovo. Working hours 5/2, 8-10 hours a day. The main task is to teach the Chinese language to the girl in an interactive way, as well as to fulfill the duties of care-hygiene and feeding. The ideal candidate is a Chinese female with a childcare education, experience with children of that age, and good verifiable references. Salary – $ 3,000 per month (negotiable).

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    Native Chinese Nanny on shift in Dubai Ref. FTJMIL001

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    FTJMIL001

    Looking for a native Chinese Nanny (Mandarin) for a 1 year old child in Dubai. Responsibilities will include the development and upbringing of the child in accordance with age. Responsibilities for care: feed, bathe, put to bed, monitor children’s things. Follow the daily routine of the child, take him for walks, accompany the family on trips. Requires a female native speaker of Chinese (Mandarin), education in childcare or child psychology, experience in working in families as a nanny with a similar age. Rotational schedule 3 weeks through 3, accommodation in a separate room in a family apartment. Visa and flight are paid by the family. Salary from $1400+ per week, only working weeks are paid. Interview and start work urgently.

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    Chinese nanny on shift in Cyprus Ref. FTAGUS002

    Ref.
    FTAGUS002

    We are looking for a Mandarin Chinese Nanny for two children – a girl 3 years and a boy 1 year 7 months in Cyprus. The main responsibilities are to teach children Chinese, conduct educational games, organize walks and accompany children to events and trips. Requires little care for children – feed, put to bed. Salary up to 5000 euros per month. Watch 3 days through 3, work 12 hours a day. A separate apartment is provided for non-working days. Requires a native Chinese speaker, male or female, with specialized education and experience working with children in families. All travel expenses will be covered by the family.

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    English nanny in Moscow for a girl 2 years old Ref.

    FTESOG004 – VACANCY CLOSED

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    FTESOG004

    Only candidates residing in Moscow will be considered! We are looking for an English-speaking nanny (native speaker or Russian with fluent English) for a 2-year-old girl, a bilingual girl, already speaks English. The family lives in the center of Moscow near the Mayakovskaya metro station. We are looking for a sociable, responsible and kind nanny with English. Schedule 5/2 from Monday to Friday 9.00-20.00 with a break for the daytime sleep of the child. Responsibilities: walks, language development games in English, development and upbringing of the child, care: feed, bathe, put to bed. No cooking or cleaning required. Closer to the new year, the girl will start attending kindergarten. Requirements for candidates: native English speaker or fluency in English, specialized education (teacher or educator), experience in working in families with this age and availability of recommendations. Paid vacation 4 weeks a year. Salary is negotiable, please let me know what you want. The family is away until mid-August, now they are ready to conduct online interviews.

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    French nanny in France on shift Ref. FTEMPJDUBO008

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    FTEMPJDUBO008

    This is a temporary summer position with the possibility of a one-year contract extension. Native French nanny needed for two 3 year old twin girls, family lives in Saint Tropez. Responsibilities: teaching French, communicative approach, game form. The children already speak French, they have had French nannies since birth. It also requires child care, education, educational games at home and on the street, walks. You will work as a watch with another French nanny. Schedule month after month. A private room is provided. Salary 5000 euros per month, both working and non-working months are paid. All shipping costs are paid by the client. The ideal candidate is a young and active French nanny with a pedagogical education, ready to work in a team. Recommendations from previous jobs and experience in families are required. The advantage is knowledge of the Montessori method. Start work immediately!

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    English-speaking nanny on shift in the Moscow region Ref. FTMSAM001

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    FTMSAM001

    This vacancy is for candidates living in Moscow only! We are looking for a nanny with fluent English (native or bilingual) for a 3.5 year old boy in the Odintsovo district. Parents are native English speakers, they also speak Russian well. The boy goes to a Russian kindergarten, but in the future he will move to an English-speaking kindergarten. The nanny will perform caregiving duties: feed, bathe, put to bed, take him for walks, as well as develop the boy and teach him English. No cooking or cleaning required. Accommodation in a separate room next to the nursery. The child sleeps all night. Meals for the nanny are provided, the cook prepares. Start of work by agreement. Watch 7/7 or 10/10 or 14/14. Only working days are paid. We are looking for an English speaking nanny with childcare qualifications, experience in working with families and excellent references.

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    French Nanny in Tashkent Ref. FTARUS006

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    FTARUS006

    We are looking for a French Native Nanny for a 4 year old girl. The family lives in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The girl has a good level of French. Responsibilities: organization of leisure activities, outdoor games, communication in French during the day, training in accordance with the French curriculum, collection to and from kindergarten, as well as accompaniment on trips and holidays. In addition, there are some caregiving duties, such as preparing for bed, helping to keep the girl’s room in order, sometimes preparing a simple meal, and taking care of her wardrobe. Native French speaker required, female, with a good education and experience working with children, pedagogical qualifications would be a plus. Working hours 5 days a week, approximately 40 hours a week. A separate apartment is provided. 4 weeks a year paid vacation. All transport and visa costs are paid by the client. Salary based on the results of the interview from 1200 euros per week. Start of work in September.

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    Babysitting for 13 year olds 2022/2023 Apply now!

    As soon as they turn 13, teenagers show great interest in babysitting in order to have more money.

    A teen babysitter is responsible for caring for young children while their parents or guardians are away from home.

    There is a job looking after 13 year olds and you can find them, find them and make a steady income from them. If you’re really serious about this, then read on.

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    Details of babysitting for 13 year olds

    Some babysitters work primarily with their clients, watching the children when the parents go out to dinner or have duties at night, while others look after the children like at home , as well as on the street.

    Your duties may include going to the park with your children, extracurricular activities, or play dates with other children in the latter role.

    As a teenage nanny, you work mostly after school or in the evenings. You can work both school evenings and weekends.

    If you are 13 years old, you are generally not allowed to look after children during school hours.

    13 year old childcare requirement

    Most babysitters start working between the ages of 11 and 14, but in most places there is no legal minimum age for childcare.

    It is important that before any parent allows a teenager (especially at the age of 13) to babysit, you must first make sure that he has some qualities.

    Requires a 13 year old to learn some of these skills, along with first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, by attending babysitting classes.

    How/Tips to get a babysitting job for 13 year olds

    Once you know that this is what you want and get your parents’ consent, you can do the following.

    • Spread the word/advertise that you offer babysitting services to family members, friends and neighbors.
    • You can create flyers for distribution.
    • Use an agency to find the right one for you
    • Talk to your parents to help you build a better network
    • Once you get a job, make sure you charge fair wages, give your kids your full attention, and impress your parents.

    Babysitting jobs available for 13 year olds

    These are babysitting jobs available for 13 years that can be considered and applied for now and their application link will also be provided.

    Sittercity has many babysitting opportunities for 13 year olds and please note that if you are 13 you can babysit children under the age of 10.

    All babysitting positions in Sittercity will be available below for your immediate application and the application steps will also be highlighted.

    They include;

    1. Part time nanny for 3 year old – Martinsburg, West Virginia.

    A family is looking for a part-time nanny for their son who is well-behaved while busy with toys and has attention)

    In addition, he likes to eat fruits and vegetables with every meal.

    Pay – $10.00 – $11.00 per hour

    Call

    2. Temporary Nanny for 3 year old boy – McLean, Virginia.

    A family would like to find a temporary babysitter for their 5 year old son for a few days, for example for a date or before work, so they can take a nap on the night shift.

    They need someone who can play and have fun with their son, so it’s a good experience for both people.

    You must be comfortable with pets and it is your responsibility to euthanize their son. Make payment – $15.00-$20.00

    Call

    3. Part-time babysitter needed for 2 year old girl – Arlington, Virginia.

    A family moves to a new kindergarten and they have a match where they won’t be taking care of their 2 year old daughter.

    This overlap is approximately six weeks. They will work from home and are for those who can help take their daughter to the park, prepare snacks and get at least 5 hours of sleep a day.

    Pay Now – $15.00 – $18.00

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    4. Babysitters

    A family at Babysits is looking for a babysitter to take care of their 4 year old daughter Eva while you play with her.

    You start work on the following days

    • Monday afternoon
    • Tuesday afternoon
    • Wednesday afternoon
    • Thursday evening
    • Friday afternoon

    Pay $15 per hour for childcare.

    Apply Now

    5. Part-time Babysitters

    Sittercity has many opportunities and below we have compiled other babysitting jobs for you so you have the full options at your disposal.

    You can apply for multiple part-time nannies, for example

    • Date Nanny
    • Part-time Nanny
    • Part-time Summer Nanny
    • Nanny for two year old

    Apply

    How to apply

    create an account if you don’t have one.

    Once you have created an account, you should start applying immediately.

    Please note that Sittercity only accepts those over 18, but you can still apply.

    13-year-old babysitters’ salary

    The average hourly wage for a teen babysitter in the United States is $10-$20 an hour.

    Read Working as a nanny for 15 years.

    Nanny for 16 years.

    Nanny Job Opinion for 13 Year Olds 2022/2023

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    This post has been carefully crafted to represent all genuine and current jobs with all available child care jobs for 13 year olds so you don’t get lost on the path.

    After applying for and finally getting a babysitting job at the age of 13, you can enjoy a rich and rewarding extra dimension in your life and work towards your future career.

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    Is it easy to work as a nanny in Grodno – Grodno Blog s13

  • June 18, 2022, 07:23
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  • “I want to look after the child and help with the housework” – in ads, parents often ask to combine “Mary Poppins” and a housekeeper. But something is going wrong. Lots of supply, much less demand. Blog Grodno s13.ru found out whether it is easy to find a good nanny in Grodno, and why this job often turns into a quest.

    Grodnenka Eva left the university right before the state exams. Then, with an incomplete higher education, she could not get a job in her specialty. A friend suggested that you can go to Russia and work as a nanny there.

    Eva created a profile on the profile site and began to respond to requests. The interviews took place via Skype. I found my first job on a rotational basis. The family wanted a girl from the Grodno region, since their nanny was from here.

    After returning to Belarus, the girl from Grodno decided to get a job as a nanny here.

    But it turned out that in Grodno there are more offers of nannies than demand. More often they are students or older women. Therefore, it is more difficult to get a job here than in Minsk or Russia.

    – People are not yet accustomed to our nannies. When you say who you work for, they usually wonder if anyone can really afford it. Or “how is it, but why the wife, the wife should take care of the children, and not strangers,” Eva tells Grodno Blog s13.ru

    Expectations and reality

    – I thought they pay more, since the first experience was in Russia. In Grodno, the average salary of a nanny for 5 days for 8 hours is from $150. In Russia it varies – from 800 to 1700 USD. This is with employment 5 days a week. It also always seemed that the work of a nanny was easy: she came, borrowed, played, and calmly left. But sometimes it happens that a child simply “sucks out” the soul, and at home you just cry from impotence, realizing that you cannot cope.

    What parents want

    – Parents want “Mary Poppins” – never discouraged, playful entertainer, know-it-all nanny. They want the child to be safe. Also, my boss once said that her child should not feel her absence from me.

    What nannies want

    – Babysitters want their children to be angels. So that they obey the first time, so that after 10 minutes they don’t forget what the nanny taught them. To always manage to resolve conflict situations with the child. The first time. The work is hard, so we want a good salary.

    What children want

    – To not go anywhere even at night, and if she leaves, to be in the field of view of the child, and in general to live with the child around the clock and constantly want to play and entertain. So that she knows and knows everything, so that she doesn’t force her to study, so that she is allowed to do what her parents forbid. A nanny is a best friend, sometimes parents are not told as much as she is.

    What you need to know if you want to be a nanny in Belarus

    – Well, if you are registered officially: in our country, the babysitting service is not so common, people are still distrustful. Although sometimes they are too gullible. One day, a young mother wrote to me late in the evening, asking me to come look after the child, as she urgently needed to work, and the girl was sick. I arrived, I went into the apartment, and my mother immediately flies out with the words: make tea, food is in the refrigerator. I was horrified. I always come with a passport and a photocopy of the passport (this is if for a couple of hours). In the case of long-term cooperation, it is necessary to draw up an agreement. Even if you are not officially employed.

    Inconvenient things that are not talked about, but you need to know

    – Often, when hiring a nanny, parents indicate and demand that she cook food for the whole family, clean the house in her free time from the child. For the same salary. Young girls agree, not distinguishing between a nanny and a housekeeper. That is, you got a job as a nanny, and you get an additional load without paying for your work.

    If you are going to work or for an interview in any family – you work for a long time, or you came to someone for a couple of hours, you must definitely leave the address and contacts of the person where you are going to order. I don’t know in Belarus, but when I was interviewing in Moscow, there were a lot of men conducting interviews. They never showed their children, wives. Anything can be, it is necessary to insure, especially young people.

    What is important in this profession

    – First of all, reputation. Because there are a lot of stereotypes about nannies: the young one will take her husband away, she will sit on the phone, the older one will only eat, steal and will not look after the child.

    It is important to have a good relationship with the parents, if they are not established, the baby will manipulate both parties.

    It is important for me to get results. For me, the result is when I put knowledge and skills into a child, and he applies them. If I do not see my own result, I fall into apathy and have no desire to continue working. And it happens with children. They develop in waves. There is a period when he grasps everything on the fly and applies it, and then there comes a period when he just doesn’t have a leg in the teeth. It’s like you never taught him anything. At first I was very worried, this was not taught at the university. The mother of the baby taught me this – she told me to relax. And during such periods, we “abandoned” learning, so as not to cause disgust for learning, but replaced learning with games. Checkers, cards, walkers, quests. The child in such games does not strain and still learns, without realizing it.

    It is also important to be able to react correctly in a dangerous situation: a tick has bitten, a dog wants to attack, a child eats poisonous berries. And provide first aid. This is not taught in teaching professions. You have to improve your skills in order to be successful.

    Where to look for a nanny

    The profession is only gaining its popularity.

    Babysit service: Find Part Time Babysitters Near Me

    Опубликовано: November 8, 2022 в 9:38 am

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    Recent part time babysitter reviews

    Eva D.

    Eva took care of our newborn for the first 1 month as a postpartum doula and night nanny and we couldn’t have asked for a better person to be with us during the special time when we were learning about our baby ourselves as new parents. She was very gentle and knew how to connect with the baby atthe get go! She taught us various ways of feeding, burping, bathing and massaging so that baby feeds and sleeps better. She was punctual and dependable and she also made the best Flan for us! She is very sweet and cared for our baby girl as if it’s her own family member. We will hire Eva without a second thought if we need her help again….

    – Maitrayee G.

    Parand B.

    Parand was so wonderful! Absolutely would hire her a thousand times over. She came to our hotel to babysit my son over the weekend for my sister’s wedding. She was so bubbly and sweet from the start and my son adored her. She did everything I asked and was courteous and kind. Very responsible aswell. She cared for our 16-month old son which included bottle feeding and bathing. Highly recommend for babysitting!…

    – Monica M.

    Hannah S.

    Hannah is wonderful! She took care of my four kiddos routinely and did an amazing job. She was able to get them all in bed and sleeping by the time we got home. She was punctual and all around a great fit for our family! Would definitely rehire her!

    – Alison V.

    Isabel A.

    Isabel has been an absolute pleasure to work with. She is always on time, attentive + patient towards our child, and has been excellent with communication! Highly recommend!!

    – Chris S.

    Patricia C.

    Trica was a great nanny for our 16-month-old. While visiting Traverse City for a month long work trip, Trica came two afternoons a week. I felt extremely comfortable with her. It was the first time leaving our boy with someone other than family and she helped tremendously with this big step for me. My little one took to Trica right away. The second she came to do an introduction meeting she was hands on and friendly. There was always smiles when she came back! She even came back for a babysitting job when I had a last-minute doctor appointment and for a date night. We are so grateful for the care she provided and will definitely use her again when we are back in the area!…

    – Kala M.

    Part time babysitters near me

    Eva D. | Edmonds, WA

    $20-35/hr • 10 yrs exp • 46 yrs old

    Part-Time Babysitter, Nanny Available

    Description:

    I have long experience working in the community as Postpartum Doula and a Nanny. I worked as a lead teacher and teacher assistant in a daycare centers with children ages from infants up to school age. I reallyenjoy being with children and seeing them growing . My personality clicks easily with children and I get along with them. It is part of my character to interact with children in a happy and fun environment that creates more healthy relationship with them. At the same time I am very responsible and organized person. I enjoy helping families in the community. I will be more than happy to have the opportunity to be part of your family care….

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    Eva took care of our newborn for the first 1 month as a postpartum doula and night nanny and we couldn’t have asked for a better person to be with us during the special time when we were learning about our babyourselves as new parents. She was very gentle and knew how to connect with the baby at the get go! She taught us various ways of feeding, burping, bathing and massaging so that baby feeds and sleeps better. She was punctual and dependable and she also made the best Flan for us! She is very sweet and cared for our baby girl as if it’s her own family member. We will hire Eva without a second thought if we need her help again….

    Reviewed by Maitrayee G.

    Parand B. | Vallejo, CA

    $27-42/hr • 5 yrs exp • 23 yrs old

    Fully Vaccinated & Friendly Part-Time Babysitter

    Description:

    Hello! My name is Parand and I’m 23 years old. I’ve watched children of all ages & backgrounds in my 5 years of babysitting & I consider myself to be very confident in the skills that I’ve acquired. I wasformerly a part-time volunteer at my church’s nursery (new-born babies up to 3-year-olds) & main street (starting from 3rd grade & up). I worked with these kids for about 3 years in total, a great amount of time which added a load of experience on for me. A few of the duties that I had included watching the kids, playing with them, feeding them, changing their diapers, etc. I have no issues getting comfortable with kids as I’ve been babysitting since I was 18 years old! You can find a number of reviews on my profile from some of the families that I’ve worked with.
    A few things about me:
    Energetic
    Okay with pets
    Disciplined
    *My hourly rates may change with the miles that I’m required to drive to a job*
    Any questions or concerns? I’d be happy to converse with you!…

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    Parand was so wonderful! Absolutely would hire her a thousand times over. She came to our hotel to babysit my son over the weekend for my sister’s wedding. She was so bubbly and sweet from the start and my sonadored her. She did everything I asked and was courteous and kind. Very responsible as well. She cared for our 16-month old son which included bottle feeding and bathing. Highly recommend for babysitting!…

    Reviewed by Monica M.

    Hannah S. | Belton, TX

    $15-18/hr • 10 yrs exp • 24 yrs old

    Part-time Caregiver Available

    Description:

    Hi! My name is Hannah and I am in my last semester of nursing school at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor! I have been babysitting since junior high and have lots of experience with children of all agesincluding infants and toddlers. I volunteer in the nursery at my church on Sundays. I am also very involved in volunteering throughout the community. I am CPR certified and have my own transportation. I also love animals and have experience pet sitting. I would love to have the opportunity to babysit/petsit for you :). ..

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    Hannah is wonderful! She took care of my four kiddos routinely and did an amazing job. She was able to get them all in bed and sleeping by the time we got home. She was punctual and all around a great fit forour family! Would definitely rehire her!…

    Reviewed by Alison V.

    Paul W. | Clearwater, FL

    $12-25/hr • 10 yrs exp • 44 yrs old

    Experienced Part-Time And Date Night Childcare Provider

    Description:

    I have over a decade of experience caring for children from birth to young adults. I have virtually infinite patience, am attentive, interactive, and always do my best to exceed the expectations of the familiesI work with. Prior to pursuing my bachelor’s degree in business administration; I was contemplating a career in education, completed training to become a preschool teacher, and began babysitting for several local families. Though I am now in the information technology field full-time; I continue to provide childcare services as my schedule allows. I specialize in last minute care, families visiting the area, date nights, one-time, and occasional evening and weekend care needs; and always welcome creative assignments. My rate is negotiable based upon the number of children I’m expected to care for, length of care, and what I’m expected to do while I’m with the children. I look forward to hearing from you to discuss details of your childcare needs!…

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    Isabel A. | Long Beach, CA

    $20-35/hr • 7 yrs exp • 26 yrs old

    Babysitter Able To Work Part-Time (Monday-Friday)

    Description:

    Hi my name is Isabel and I am 25 years old. Originally back home in Laredo, TX , before I moved for college, when I was 14 I started to babysit for family members and for people through care. com and did thatfor about 4 years I absolutely fell in love with taking care of kids it would be ages from about 1 year to 8-year-olds and we would usually go to the park or play board games and we’d come back and he/she would eat a snack and do homework depending on the age I worked with a lot of different kids even kids who had autism I also sweep, do laundry, wash dishes, etc. Finally, once I turned 18 I moved to Austin and got my own car and started to work more professionally I now do pick ups/drop offs, take the kids to after school activities, cook basic meals, etc . I did that for about 2 more years , now I am here in Long Beach…

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    Recent Review:

    Isabel has been an absolute pleasure to work with. She is always on time, attentive + patient towards our child, and has been excellent with communication! Highly recommend!!

    Reviewed by Chris S.

    Description:

    I am a mature, kind, experienced, sitter looking for great families to work for. I am not taking any regularly set jobs at this tine. I’m available to help families out for occasional and back up care. I have aSocial Work degree and have taken many child development classes as well as many years experience working with children of all ages. I have experience working with premature twins through the teen years. I have also raised three children of my own. I have also been a volunteer wish granted for The Make a Wish Foundation for three years.
    I just moved here full time!!! Please reach out to me for all your day, night, weekend ( I have many weekend clients- so weekend nights are limited) and overnight occasional needs….

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    Recent Review:

    Trica was a great nanny for our 16-month-old. While visiting Traverse City for a month long work trip, Trica came two afternoons a week. I felt extremely comfortable with her. It was the first time leaving ourboy with someone other than family and she helped tremendously with this big step for me. My little one took to Trica right away. The second she came to do an introduction meeting she was hands on and friendly. There was always smiles when she came back! She even came back for a babysitting job when I had a last-minute doctor appointment and for a date night. We are so grateful for the care she provided and will definitely use her again when we are back in the area!. ..

    Reviewed by Kala M.

    Veronica H. | Pittsburgh, PA

    $15-20/hr • 10 yrs exp • 26 yrs old

    Part-Time Babysitter W/ Master’s In Early Childhood Edu Available.

    Description:

    Hi! I’m Veronica & I absolutely love caring for children! I am 25 years old & have been working with children of all different ages from newborn-14 years old for 10 years.
    I was Born & raised in Pittsburgh PAand I reside in the City area. I have my Master’s Degree from Carlow University of Pittsburgh in Early Childhood Education/PreK-4 Certification. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with children in and outside my family. PS: I have all my clearances and I am certified in CPR & First Aid. Also, my availability varies. I’m a full-time 1st grade teacher! Currently, I have limited availability. I am only available some weekdays in the evenings and on some weekends! So send a message when you need me! :)…

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    Recent Review:

    We love her so so much and so do our children. We trust her a 100 percent and are so thankful to have found her!!

    Reviewed by Megan C.

    Description:

    Hi Parents! I’m a working professional living in Alexandria and I enjoy babysitting in my spare time as I find it very fulfilling. I’ve been in the area for 10 years after I graduated college from JMU and havebeen babysitting since I was in high school and was also a camp counselor for several summers, so I have 16+ years of experience with children. I’m currently working remotely as a Marketing Manager and have a flexible schedule. I have experience with infants to teenagers, so I am comfortable with all ages. I am fully vaccinated & boosted, CPR certified, have my own car, comfortable with pets and am a non-smoker. I enjoy arts & crafts, playing games, and outdoor activities with children. I am comfortable with changing diapers, bottle feeding, night time routine, etc. Please feel free to reach out with any questions & we can chat more!…

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    Recent Review:

    Elizabeth has been such a blessing to our family over the past few years! Our two kids are always excited when she’s coming over and never want her to leave. She is very dependable, professional and kind – Ihighly recommend booking her if she is available….

    Reviewed by Tracy G.

    Description:

    I have always loved being around and working with children for as long as I can remember! I have had a wide range of experience with kids including babysitting, daycare, a church nursery, a mother’s day outprogram, many mission trips, as well as in my field of study. I have had experience with children of all ages from birth through high school, and I absolutely love working with any and every age group! I am also first aid/CPR certified. I graduated from Oklahoma State with my bachelors degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders, and graduated with my masters in Speech-Language Pathology from OU Health Sciences Center in OKC. I work full time as a speech-language pathologist at an elementary school in Lewisville ISD! I am available to help with childcare needs in the evenings and on weekends. Please let me know how I can help your family!. ..

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    Recent Review:

    Molly was our summer nanny and she was incredible. We have 2 very high energy boys and she would take them to the park everyday, take them swimming, they would go to the library and so much more. She would helpwatch our baby as well and was so loving and caring with her. Molly was extremely punctual, responsive and reliable. She was flexible with our variable schedule and a huge help when we needed it. She would also help with chores around the house anytime we needed it. We highly recommend Molly!…

    Reviewed by Claire P.

    Description:

    I have been babysitting since I was about 12 years old. I love kids! I am the oldest of three and have plenty of experience taking care of children. I am extremely family oriented. I am looking for a specialfamily that I can babysit part time and/or occasionally for. I look forward to meeting you!…

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    Natalie was so great! It was the first time we hired a babysitter and she made us feel very comfortable leaving our babies! She kept us updated with pictures throughout the night. Definitely hiring her again:)!…

    Reviewed by Dani K.

    Ena H. | Woodland Hills, CA

    $20-25/hr • 10 yrs exp • 60 yrs old

    Part-Time Caregiver/Kid Sitter/Nanny Available

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    I am a responsible mom who has been working part time for the last 10 years as a sitter. I have watched kids, 4-months-old to 15 years old. My duties: drop off/ pick up at school. changing lots of diapers,bottle feeding, baths, laundry, watching kids after school, supervising homework, reading, little cooking. I’ve also watched a girl one summer for 2 weeks, 24 hours a day, straight full time and slept at the parents’ house while they were on vacation. When my son went to Elementary school I volunteered for 5 yrs in the classroom and as a P. E. assistant. I am athletic and enjoy the outdoors and try to do fun things with kids like bike riding, hiking, swimming, sports, etc. I love taking care of kids and always try to do something fun with them, whether it be playing hide and seek, playing a board game, painting or doing something artistic. I was trained as a medical assistant. I have current CPR card. I enjoy music, art, animals, beach, sports, and traveling….

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    We hired Ena to come care for our little one for a couple hours. She made herself at home and quickly connected with my son getting on his level and entering his world. I was shocked how quickly my son warmedup to her. I work from home so I overheard them from time to time. My son had a blast, I kept hearing him laugh which was very heartwarming. Ena knows how to connect with little ones, she’s very good at her job and clearly has a lot of experience. Now I know why Ena is one of the most reviewed and sought after nannies in our area. I would rehire….

    Reviewed by Amanda R.

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    Besides raising my own children, I have had the pleasure of working with several other children, from infant age to preteen. I spent six years caring for a little girl and watched her grow from a 2-year-oldjust learning to talk into a young lady who was able to speak both English and Spanish as she learned from me during our time together. I cared for her full time when she was younger and after school when she was a little older. Many times, I also cared for the older children on weekends or evenings whenever the family needed help with the children. The older children were 8 to 11 years old….

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    Sarita is absolutely incredible- we hired her while on vacation in Fort Lauderdale. Sarita babysat for our 3 kids (4.5, 2.5, and 6 months) from dinner through bedtime for two straight nights and did a betterjob than we would have. The kids LOVED her, it was as if they knew her forever. She is incredibly kind, warm, trustworthy. We hope to come back to Fort Lauderdale and use her again!…

    Reviewed by Linley L.

    Description:

    I have raised four children and was blessed to be a stay-at-home mother, home-schooled all four through 8th grade. They are in their 20’s now and attend college and/or have professional jobs. I thoroughly enjoyworking with children in developing cognitive skills and/or loving precious babies. While caring for children I try to tell them how loved they are by their parents, build their confidence and encourage them in their educational learning. I took care of my parents until their death eight years ago. My husband and I have been happily married for 30 years, attend church weekly, and live in Saddle Rock Ranches. I have extra time during the day and would love to help parents with their children, aging parents and pets! If you need a sitter, one time or regularly, while you shop, work out, run errands, etc., please give me a call!…

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    Nancy is the BEST babysitter we have ever had. She is always on time, great communication, and is WONDERFUL with our kids.

    Reviewed by Megan L.

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    My name is Mariama, I have 10years of a babysitting experience. I performed various duties including cooking, serving and feeding meals to the children, bathing and dressing the children, and assisting themwith daily activities.
    I often did the laundry and tidy up the children’s room. I took the children out for walks, played games with them to make sure they were safe, kept a watchful eye while they were entertaining themselves. I am covi vaccinated….

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    I am so glad I got the opportunity to meet Mariama! She helped me with my 1 year old son when I was visiting from out of state. She is super friendly, wonderful with children and just so sweet. My son had agreat day with her! I’d hire her again in a heartbeat!…

    Reviewed by Ashley T.

    Ryoko K. | Renton, WA

    $15-25/hr • 6 yrs exp • 49 yrs old

    Part Time Nanny/Baby Sitter

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    Greetings! My name is Ryoko. I speak English, Mandarin and Japanese fluently and I LOVE caring for little ones. My husband and I have two beautiful twin girls that are in elementary school and love to play withchildren their age. As they are learning to read and write, they are eager to teach others their new skills.
    I have lots of experience caring for infants, toddlers and elementary school children. I am mainly available during school hours but can be flexible before and after school as well as some weekends.
    We have a spacious home with plenty for kiddos to play, learn, and relax with. The first floor of our home is almost completely dedicated to child care. When the weather is nice, we have a large back yard complete with a veggie garden, fruit trees, swing set, slide, and play house.
    My reviews will show you the positive experiences other parents and their children have had working with me.
    I am looking forward to meeting your little one(s)! :)…

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    She’s amazing!!! Totally loved my little guy like her own.

    Reviewed by Haley H.

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    I have a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and have worked mostly of my life teaching Pre-K. Also I have 27 years old daughter myself so I am totally comfortable watching over kids at any agegroup. I believe it is important to mention that I speak fluent Portuguese and have a broad knowledge in Spanish. I love outdoors, music, and arts & craft….

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    Catherine S. | Newbury Park, CA

    $30-50/hr • 10 yrs exp • 56 yrs old

    Loving, Experienced & Energetic Newbury Park Mom Available For Part-Time Or Full-Time Care

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    Hi! My name is Catherine. I’m a loving, energetic, playful, and responsible Newbury Park mom. I have two biological adult sons; and have been blessed to be foster mom to 15 children so far ranging in age from10 weeks to 18 years. Children are my passion! I thoroughly enjoy each stage of a child’s development, and have extensive experience caring for children of all ages. In addition to raising children, I have been babysitting since I was a preteen. I love pets, have clean driving record and background checks; and am happy to provide references. Helping families is a sincere privilege. I am grateful for your consideration.

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    Catherine is such an amazing person! We had to book an all day, literally 10 hours of sitting a few days prior and she was more than willing to accommodate. She asked tons of questions about what our son likesand doesn’t like and wanted to make sure that he had a great time.
    She is very sweet and you can tell she really enjoys being a caregiver and our son was very excited about his time with her.
    I would hire her 100% the next time we are in the area….

    Reviewed by Chris K.

    Saida O. | Columbus, OH

    $15-25/hr • 3 yrs exp • 32 yrs old

    Full-time/ Part-time / Weekends Nanny

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    Hi there ! My name is Saida, I am 32 years old. I have 2 daughters , my 5 years old daughter S and 9 months old A I love kids and I really enjoy taking care of them. they are little angels that bring happinessto our lives. I have been working as a baby sitter for over three years and I have worked with so many loving families! I really love my job because I love being around kids! I can baby sit newborns, toddlers and older kids. I can take them to activities and do some fun things with them at home. I can help with toilet training also….

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    Saida did a great job watching my daughter and niece to allow us a night out. Even with some driving in snow required, she was punctual and listened and carried out requests for care well. Great communicationand instantly seemed comfortable with our girls. Would highly recommend!…

    Reviewed by Amy G.

    Zaynah S. | Englewood, NJ

    $25-25/hr • 6 yrs exp • 28 yrs old

    Experienced Babysitter Available In Early AM 6:00am-12:30pm Part-time And Some Sundays

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    My name is zaynah. I’am 27 years of age. I’m a resident of Bergenfield NJ. Traveling is not an issue for me, I have my own car. I have 8 years of nanny experience. I’m very funny, caring, loving responsible,honest, supportive. I enjoy reading books and traveling. Duties include light housekeeping, preparing food, help with homework, run errands, bathe children, dress children, drop off children/ pick up and other orders that parents give me. I’m very organized and always on time. I’am looking for a permanent part time position 5:30pm-9:30 p.m….

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    Very caring and respectful to my two daughters. Zaynah is always on time and available for my last minute baby sitting needs. I highly recommend her!

    Reviewed by Mike L.

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    My name is Sanjana, I’m 27 years old. I am only considering occasional date night sitting.
    I currently reside in Fort Lauderdale Florida. I have a college degree from the University of Rhode Island with aminor in Spanish and work as an engineer. I have 10 years of experience in child care and have worked with children of all ages, including infants. I am CPR, AED, and First Aid certified. I can manage multiple children at once, and have managed up to 20 children during my experience working at a summer camp. I’m fairly flexible. Also, I have a clean driving record and reliable transportation (my own car). I am comfortable with pets if you have any, as I offer pet care services too. I would love to get to know your kids and family. Please feel free to contact me if you have any more questions or might be interested….

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    Sanjana was a wonderful date nite sitter! We haven’t had an evening out in months, and her willingness to sit for our 3 children made it possible. They really enjoyed her company.

    Reviewed by Nikki S.

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    The 8 Best Babysitting Websites and Apps

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    Whether you’re searching for a one-and-done sitter to fill in for date night or a long-term nanny to watch the kids full-time, using a babysitting app or website can save you a lot of time and frustration.

    Online babysitting platforms allow you to search for sitters by location, experience, specific skills, and rates. Many sites also match you with a caregiver based on your profile. Plus, you can connect with a sitter, book a job, and pay using your phone.

    But with so many options, it’s not easy to know which app or website to trust, and that’s where we come in. Here’s our list of the nine best babysitting apps and websites to consider when looking for short-term or long-term childcare.

    The apps and websites on this list are some of the top picks among parents and professionals. To narrow our search, we talked to parents and reviewed online testimonials. We also considered reputation, accessibility, services offered, fees, and technology.

    Since the reasons to hire a babysitter or nanny vary depending on the situation, we also included apps and sites that give parents options from a last-minute date-night sitter to a live-in au pair. And, of course, we made sure each company does a thorough background check on applicants.

    A quick note on price: All monthly subscriptions and other fees are correct at time of publication.

    While not an exhaustive list, the following apps and websites are a great place to start when looking for a babysitter or nanny.

    Sittercity

    Freedom and flexibility are just two of the reasons parents choose Sittercity. They also flock to this site because of how easy it is to use and its long history in the tech-enabled child care community. Once you sign up and create a profile, you can start posting jobs.

    Sitters will reply — sometimes within a few hours — and then you can narrow the search. When you find a match, you can review their details, including location, experience, skills, and feedback. If it seems like a good fit, send a message through the site to secure a job.

    Caregivers are available for full- and part-time jobs, as well as live-in care, daytime care, overnight care, and last-minute care. There’s also an option for special needs care. This includes sitters who have experience with ADHD, autism, diabetes, epilepsy, and more.

    Click on an applicant’s profile to see when they’re available and what they charge. All sitters and nannies go through an extensive background check before appearing on the site.

    Price: Basic membership is free, but to access advanced features, you’ll need to sign up for a premium account. There are three options: 1 month for $35, 3 months for $49, and 12 months for $98.

    UrbanSitter

    From part-time help and full-time nannies to last-minute sitters and backup child care, UrbanSitter has you covered. Through their website or app, you can find, interview, book, and pay for a sitter all in one place. In many cases, babysitters reply within 3 minutes of a job being posted.

    All sitters get a background check and are reviewed by the UrbanSitter team. And the best part? You can find sitters through your personal network and connections.

    All you need to do is enter information into your profile about groups you’re affiliated with, such as schools, day cares, parenting groups, churches, sports organizations, and more. You can then search top picks on their unique Sitter Lists that show the most popular, highly reviewed sitters as rated by each group.

    Price: UrbanSitter offers a no-commitment 30-day pass for $34.95 or two subscription options: monthly for $19.95 or $124.95 for a 1-year membership.

    Care.com

    Undoubtedly, the best-known website and app for connecting parents with caregivers is Care.com. Their easy-to-use digital platform is a straightforward way to find and pay for a babysitter, nanny, or tutor. It’s also a top pick when it comes to online reviews and ratings of caregivers.

    The app is designed for quick searches and messaging between potential sitters and parents. You’ll create a detailed job description with information about your children, hours needed, and other special circumstances that will be listed on the site, and applicants will respond.

    You can view profiles and contact caregivers who meet your needs. Caregivers complete a CareCheck background check, including a criminal records search, during the screening process.

    That said, they do recommend running your own check to make the best hiring decisions. In addition to child care, the site also connects parents with tutors, elder care, pet care, housekeepers, and home care.

    Price: It’s free to set up a profile on Care.com. To upgrade for premium services, select 1 month for $39.99, 3 months for $79.99, or 12 months for $159.99.

    Au Pair in America

    Are you looking for an au pair to care for your children? Au Pair in America is the world’s most experienced live-in cultural child care program offering placement with au pairs from several countries. Once matched, your au pair will live with you for the agreed amount of time.

    Families who choose this option are looking for both child care and a cultural experience and education for their children. This is an expensive commitment, but one many families consider when needing extra support.

    The au pairs come from 60 countries on 6 continents. This program guarantees 45 hours per week of child care.

    Price: After a $450 match fee, you’ll pay about $10,000 annually, plus a $200 weekly stipend.

    Helpr

    Need a sitter now? Helpr lets you request a childcare provider with as little as 3 hours notice.

    After you create a free family profile, you can send your booking request to their network of helpers. If this is for an emergency job, you can view a sitter’s profile and decide if you want to hire them.

    Otherwise, use the app to browse for potential caregivers and make contact ahead of time. If the interview goes well, you can add them to your account and request them the next time you need care.

    All Helpr professionals have at least 2 years of childcare experience. They’re also required to pass a screening process that includes in-person and phone interviews, professional reference checks, background check, comprehensive social media review, and up-to-date CPR certification.

    Babysitters are currently available to book in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Ojai, San Francisco, New York, Atlanta, Seattle, and Chicago.

    Price: The app is free to download and use. There are no subscriptions or fees required to use Helpr. You only pay for the child care hours you book. Rates vary by location but range from $23 to $26 per hour.

    eNannySource

    If you need more than the occasional sitter, then this service is for you. Designed specifically for hiring a nanny, the site offers families a variety of options to search by including full-time, part-time, live-in care, as well as nannies who specialize in areas like infant care.

    You’ll create a profile describing your family and needs. Then, review resumes of nannies who match your profile. They also offer tools for screening and interviewing nannies.

    Before committing to a paid membership, you can use the free nanny search tool to view available nannies in your area.

    Price: eNannySource offers a 1-month membership for $49.85, 3-month access for $119.85, or 6-month plan for $150.

    SeekingSitters and Nannies

    If a thoroughly vetted sitter is a top priority, then SeekingSitters is for you. Unlike other sites that offer a background check, SeekingSitters puts all potential babysitters through a customized, in-depth background screening performed by a licensed investigator.

    These in-depth Sitter Screenings dig deeper than typical background screenings, and they’re included in the one-time fee you pay for the general service.

    Another great feature of this site is they do all the leg work for you. In addition to the background check, they personally interview the sitter and check up to three references. If you like the sitter they match you with, you can request them again.

    You pay the sitter using their online payment processing vendor. Child care providers are located nationwide and available for full-time, part-time, and care as needed.

    Price: There is a one-time sign-up fee of $59.99. Babysitter fees are extra.

    Bambino

    It’s reassuring to hire a sitter with experience caring for a family you know, and that’s precisely what Bambino offers.

    The site asks parents and sitters to login with Facebook to confirm their identity. Since Bambino is based on social connections, parents can connect with friends inside the app for referrals. That said, you can still use Bambino without Facebook. All you need is a cell phone number to login.

    Once you create a profile, you can start connecting with other parents and build a team of favorite sitters. You can search for sitters based on location or based on who you know. Within the app, you can read reviews, browse for sitters, or look at detailed bios.

    When you’re ready to hire a sitter, enter your details through the app, choose a sitter, and book it. Babysitters list their hourly rate, and when the job is done, you’ll pay through the app. All caregivers go through a thorough vetting process that includes a background check.

    Price: The Bambino app is free to download and set up. When it comes time to pay the sitter, you’ll also pay a small booking fee. For Junior sitters (ages 13 to 15), there’s a $1.95 booking fee. For Standard (ages 16 to 18), Advanced, and Elite sitters (19 and older), the fee is $2.95.

    Finding the right babysitter or nanny for your family takes time and patience. It also requires some super sleuth work on your part. The good news? There are several apps and websites that take care of the hard work for you.

    Before deciding on a platform, make sure you read the fine print and understand any fees. Also, make sure they do a thorough background check on all applicants. The investment of doing your research will pay off big-time when you can rest assured your little one is in good hands.

    Babysitting Services – Boston Nanny Centre

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    What’s The Difference Between a Nanny and a Babysitter?

    Permanent nannies have a regular, set schedule for your long-term childcare needs. Our babysitting services are designed for occasional needs such as date nights, school breaks, and holidays. We offer a subscription service that provides access to all pre-screened, experienced, and qualified Boston Nanny Centre babysitters for regular date nights, mother’s helpers, and weekend help with the children.

    Our Signature Babysitting Service

    Our Signature 4-Step Placement Process makes it easy to find the perfect babysitter in Boston for your family.

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    Family Application

    Complete and submit our Babysitting Application right here on our website. Whether you need reliable access to babysitters, back-up childcare, or mother’s helpers, we’ve got you covered. Once we have your application, a member of our dedicated staff will reach out to discuss your needs.

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    Access to Our Babysitting Pool

    We take the work out of hiring a babysitter. Our refined screening process ensures only the highest quality applicants make it through to our pool of available babysitters for your family.

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    Booking Your Babysitter

    Once we know your family’s needs, we will personally match you with a pre-screened caregiver.

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    Going Beyond

    Finding the perfect babysitter for your family is just one piece of the placement process. Even after a successful placement, we extend our relationship further to ensure a smooth transition and assist in the cultivation of a safe, loving, and long-lasting relationship.

    No matter what type of care your family needs, we’re here for you.

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    We offer long-term full and part-time, live-in and live-out nanny services to fit your family’s unique needs and lifestyle.

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    “We have used Boston Nanny Centre to find both a night nanny and live out nanny in the past year. They have found us really fantastic candidates in both situations. Not only that, but the process of communicating and working with them has been easy. They vet these candidates so carefully and really took the time to learn our family’s needs. I recommend them highly!”

    “I highly recommend Boston Nanny Center for nannies and for families. Their team is really nice and really knows the nanny world very well. It is very clear that the placement counselors have both the nanny and the family best interests at heart.”

    “Your team was amazing. Our only regret is not engaging earlier. We would wholeheartedly recommend your service to anyone seeking a nanny!”

    “The BNC babysitting service has been a huge help! Thank you for being a great partner as we navigated our return to Boston!”

    “I have been working with the Boston Nanny Center for eight years. It is a GREAT agency to work for. The recruiters are simply AMAZING! All of them are so knowledgeable and selfless! I have always felt appreciated and valued!”

    “I have always had a wonderful experience with the Boston Nanny Centre. I have always been placed with families that match my personality and my philosophy on how to raise kids. If you are looking for someone or a position, look here first…”

    FAQs

    In addition to providing qualified nannies, the Boston Nanny Centre offers babysitting services for your convenience. Our goal is to make the entire placement process as seamless and transparent for all parties involved.

    How do I get started?

    Families start our process by completing our babysitting application. A placement counselor will email the family upon receipt of the application to set up a time for a consultation that will ensure we have an accurate understanding of the family’s needs.

    What are the babysitters’ qualifications?

    All of our babysitters are fully screened by our placement staff. They have gone through our Signature Screening Process and have at least 3 references, experience in childcare, and have been background checked within the past year. At minimum, they are 21 years old, are legally able to work in the US, and are CPR certified.

    Is it possible to always have the same sitter?

    We will always try our best to provide consistency with the caregivers we provide to you. However, we cannot guarantee the same person will be available for each booking.

    Can I make arrangements directly with the babysitter?

    All bookings should go through BNC directly.

    What areas do you serve?

    The entirety of Boston and the Greater Boston Area and beyond. Specific towns include: Cambridge, Somerville, Medford, Malden, Winthrop, Arlington, Watertown, Waltham, Brookline, Newton, Wellesley, Needham, Dedham, Milton, Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, Hingham, Cohasset, Duxbury, Canton, Norwood, Westwood, Medfield, Dover, Sherborn, Wayland, Weston, Framingham, Lincoln, Maynard, Lexington, Bedford, Concord, Carlisle, Woburn, Stoneham, Wakefield, Lynnfield, Burlington, Sharon, Natick, Belmont, Acton, Melrose, Winchester, Marshfield, Scituate, Westborough, Ashland, Hamilton, and beyond. If you don’t see your location listed here, please contact us.

    How do I deal with taxes?

    As a household employer, you are obligated to contribute to Social Security and Medicare taxes and issue a W-2 form for any babysitter you employ who you pay $2,300 or more in the year.

    How far in advance do I need to request a babysitter?

    We ask that you give us at least 48 hours notice for any requests. However, the more notice we have, the more likely we are to have somebody available. For last minute needs, we will do our best to fulfill your requests.

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    Learn more about our nanny placement process and apply here.

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    We also offer household staffing services including chefs, housekeepers, and personal assistants for your convenience.

    Learn more about our additional staffing services and inquire here.

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    I offer my babysitting services: – babysitting for the night (at any time after 20:00) – escort to classes, classes – Sunday babysitting (I can on Sunday for a day (or less, for example 8:00-17:0 …
    I offer my babysitting services: – babysitter for the night (at any time after 20:00) – escort to classes, classes – Sunday babysitter (I can provide for your child on Sunday for a day (or less, for example, 8:00-17:00) fun, good and educational activities, surround with care) – on weekdays the working day starts at 16:00 (there may be exceptions, call or write) 👩🏻‍🎓I am a Psychologist-pedologist, I have a lot of work again with different ages: – stayed with babies from birth for a day (I know how to calm, put to sleep, feed, find an approach to any child) – worked in a children’s camp as a counselor – worked for 3 months as a nanny in a kindergarten A little about personal qualities: patient and reverent attitude towards children, immense love, sympathy and empathy in difficult situations, full connection with children of any age. I draw a lot, if your child has the same hobby, I can support him in his endeavors. I have no bad habits, I don’t notice uncultured words behind me either, I’m very polite. Ready to listen to the conditions, requirements and requests for working with your child) My wishes: – districts of the city (payment depends on them) Kanavinsky, Leninsky, Nizhny Novgorod, part of the Soviet (normal price – 350r / hour) distant areas (Moscow, Sormovsky, Prioksky , as well as Upper Pechery (negotiable price) – responsibility and justice – I am also considering an intelligent family for permanent (long-term) cooperation 💵Payment: 300 / hour (in remote areas of the city, payment is negotiable, and I can also get into a difficult situation (I understand how sometimes it can be difficult for moms)) 👩‍👦👩🏻‍🍼It is I who can become a caring nanny for your child, a true friend, partner in games, and just a person your child can trust) I will praise, groom and cherish your baby! I will be glad to cooperate!

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    How to protect your child from nanny abuse

    Violence against children both in children’s institutions and in families is an urgent problem for Kazakhstan. At the same time, their nannies often bully the kids.

    It is very difficult to decide to leave a child with a stranger, even if a nanny was found through recommendations. Moreover, there are a lot of reports of ill-treatment of preschoolers now, it even comes to the death of children.

    Video surveillance in the apartment, where the nanny stays with the child, could reduce the anxiety of parents. But is it legal? Should cameras be visible or better hidden? If, God forbid, a nanny allows herself to be cruel to a child, how can videotape be used against her?

    Killer nannies?

    In April this year, a two-year-old girl died in Astana. She was with a nanny in a private kindergarten organized at home. Numerous bodily injuries were found on the body of the child. Who exactly is to blame for the death of the child, the police finds out. In the meantime, the court decided to deprive the mother of the baby of parental rights. It turned out that the mother left the child in a round-the-clock kindergarten, did not pay for the child’s stay there, and did not visit her daughter for a month.

    The second tragic incident took place in Taldykorgan. On September 12, a three-year-old boy died there, he had a head injury. On suspicion of involvement in his death, a 23-year-old girl who was looking after a child was detained. She is suspected of “deliberately causing grievous bodily harm, negligently resulting in the death of the victim.”

    Human rights lawyer, doctor of law Khalida Azhigulova named two factors that could have led to the mentioned tragedies.

    “Firstly, this is the low legal culture and legal illiteracy of our citizens. Secondly, the weak legal regulation of the sphere of early development and childcare.

    There are significant regulatory gaps in the private nanny market. Not all nannies are registered with the tax authorities, not all have a special education in caring for a child, – noted Khalida Azhigulova . “As a result, in practice, random people who just need at least some kind of income can work as a nanny.

    “Unfortunately, there are also some unscrupulous entrepreneurs who make money from children. They open private kindergartens, taking advantage of the moratorium on small business inspections and lack of licensing, without worrying about the proper qualifications of their caregivers,” the lawyer added. Kindergartens generally arrange family contracts, where absolutely all employees are relatives.

    Parents who fail to enroll their child in a public kindergarten and who do not have money for a good private one sometimes have to entrust their children to unreliable people.

    “Parents are looking for a nanny or a private garden, but they do not ask or are embarrassed to ask if these caregivers or this nanny have the proper education to take care of the child, if the nanny knows how to provide first aid if necessary. Rarely does anyone conclude an agreement on providing services with private nannies, – stated the lawyer. – Very very few people ask for certificates of the presence or absence of a criminal record , from a narcological and neuropsychiatric dispensary.

    According to Khalida Azhigulova, it is possible to follow the nanny, but under certain conditions.0003

    “If parents want to monitor the work of the nanny through video surveillance, then they are required to notify the nanny about this and obtain her consent. Without such consent from the nanny, video filming will be considered illegal,” the expert emphasized.

    It is not necessary to tell the babysitter where the cameras are.

    If it turns out that the nanny is abusing the child, the videotape will be evidence that will need to be handed over to the police.

    “However, there are cases when the police are inactive – they do not initiate a case or there is a red tape in the investigation. Then the parents are forced to post the video on the Internet in order to cause public outcry. In such cases, the video should be published with partial blurring, hiding the faces of the nanny and the child, so that show the very fact of committing an offense,” the lawyer explained.

    Babysitters need to be brought out of the shadows

    According to Khalida Azhigulova, the child care market needs to be controlled. The lawyer cites the UK as an example, where there are professional associations for early development and child care from birth to five years.

    “Becoming a nanny in England does not require higher education. But nanny applicants must first be trained in these associations, obtain certificates that they have all the necessary knowledge in the field of child care. Employer, including an individual , requires mandatory training certificates when hiring. Thus, self-regulating private associations help maintain the necessary standards in the field of early development,” the expert emphasized.

    Also, according to the lawyer, every British nanny who provides individual childcare services at home must be officially registered with the authorized state body in the field of education.

    If the babysitter’s work is done in bad faith, parents have the right to write an official complaint against her to the state body and refuse good recommendations for the future.

    “In the UK, the law is such that only qualified and verified individuals provide babysitting services. The institution of personal and professional reputation is important and all employers always require a reference from a previous job. All of these measures help to protect children from abuse or neglect from the nannies,” said Khalida Azhigulova.

    The introduction of such requirements is necessary in Kazakhstan, she believes. “Yes, it will take time. Yes, such innovations, like any other, will meet resistance from both nannies and individual parents. We still have a large percentage of the population working in the shadow economy, do not pay taxes on their earnings, including in the provision of nannies. But it is necessary to put things in order in this area, “concluded the lawyer.

    How violence will affect the child’s future

    Experts told Informburo.kz about how violence experienced in childhood can affect the mental well-being of a child.

    Child psychiatrist Tatyana Degtyar explained that child abuse is not only the use of physical force.

    “Violence refers to the restriction of motor activity, when the child is forbidden to run, jump, talk loudly. There is food abuse, when the child is forced to eat everything that is served. There may be emotional abuse when the child is ignored in his needs,” noted Tatyana Degtyar .

    Also a form of violence is bullying – harassment, ridiculing some features of the child, making him look bad in front of other children, name-calling. And there can be physical direct violence, when the child is pulled, spanked, beaten.

    Any violence affects the health and psyche of the child ,” the psychiatrist emphasized. “The consequences are individual: from sleep disturbance, appetite, fears and phobias to persistent aggressive protest behavior, vomiting, enuresis, diarrhea and neurosis.”

    Child psychologist Zhanna Safiullina emphasized that a child who has experienced violence may have problems with trust and low self-esteem.

    “Children of preschool age who have experienced physical violence may show negativism, aggression, cruelty towards animals. the child continues, he grows, matures, gains new experience, but the consequences of violence can manifest themselves even after many years.0003

    “The trauma can be so severe that there are not enough resources to survive, “digest” this experience, and then part of the child’s soul remains “locked up”. One on one with feelings of helplessness and fear. With prolonged abuse of the child, depression may gradually develop , there are suicide attempts,” Zhanna Safiullina told .

    Will video surveillance help prevent violence

    Will video surveillance reduce child abuse? Khalida Azhigulova is sure that this does not solve the problem at all, but it allows, in the event of a crime, to bring the perpetrator to justice.

    “A decent person will do their job conscientiously, even if there is no video surveillance. A dishonest person can break loose and beat children in front of cameras. Therefore, there are a lot of videos on the Web of children being beaten by caregivers,” she said. “Video surveillance can reveal facts of violence against children, which will allow hold the caregiver or nanny liable.”

    The expert emphasized: “It is important to introduce effective legislative measures to regulate the activities of nannies for hire and educators in kindergartens.”

    “Among nannies, educators and entrepreneurs in the field of early development, of course, there are many more decent good people who really love children and take good care of them. And it is important for us to protect this profession from random people who abuse children and killing them. Even one death of a child due to a nanny is too many. And a child is our fellow citizen. And we as a society must demand that every child in our country be protected from abuse and violence. Therefore, the political will of legislators is needed here and governments to bring order to this sector of the economy and protect the rights of our children,” concluded the human rights specialist.


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    How much does a babysitter cost per hour?

    Contents

    1. How to open a nanny agency?
    2. How to become a nanny?
    3. How much does a babysitter cost per hour?

    Bringing up children is by no means an easy task, not everyone can cope with it, and when they are other people’s children, the responsibility increases several times. Not every mother can entrust her child to a stranger. But what to do when life circumstances force us to take necessary measures. There are two options: arrange a baby in a kindergarten or hire a nanny. It should be noted that the first option is not always possible. For example, in a kindergarten, elementary, there may not be places, or the child has not reached the age when you can attend kindergarten.

    The need for a private babysitter may arise in every family at some point. Some mothers are forced to work, other women only sometimes need to be away for a while. In each individual case, you can fully rely on the nanny agency, which guarantees the safety and proper care of the baby in your absence.

    In today’s article, we want to talk about another small business idea with minimal investment – opening a nanny agency. How profitable is this business on services without investments? Let’s talk about everything in detail and in order.

    How to open a nanny agency?

    Childcare is a sought-after service in both big and small towns. Therefore, it does not matter where you live, this idea of ​​​​earning is relevant in any area.

    Determine the type of business

    1. Kindergarten at home. Opening a kindergarten at home is a rather troublesome business. You will need to equip the premises (apartment or house) appropriately, obtain all permits from the sanitary, fire service, register, etc. The implementation of this business idea requires a lot of funds, so for start-up entrepreneurs, this income option is hardly suitable .
    2. Nanny for an hour. This option does not imply registering you as an individual entrepreneur, and this is good, because you do not need to fiddle with papers, you can try to look for a part-time job at any time.
    3. Opening a nanny agency. In this case, it is already necessary to register as an individual entrepreneur or legal entity (LLC). In this case, the agency acts as an intermediary between the customer (nannies, governesses) and the client. The agency earns on a percentage of each successful order or employment of its employee. Most often, good orders go to nanny agencies, because they guarantee clients the decency and training of staff.

    For beginners, I recommend that you first stop at the “nanny for an hour” option. Even if you do not plan to work as a nanny, but want to open an agency, work experience does not hurt. You will be able to delve into the essence of the work, learn all the nuances, evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of this profession. Thus, avoid many mistakes during the opening of your own agency.

    How to become a nanny?

    Getting a babysitting job with a good salary is not easy. To do this, a number of requirements must be met. Let’s talk in more detail about what qualities a nanny should have.

    Moral qualities. Good manners and accuracy, correct speech and good manners. This is the first thing any employer should pay attention to.

    Professionalism. It is desirable to have a pedagogical or medical education, then a job can be found faster and wages, respectively, will be much higher.

    Work experience. No one can entrust their child to a stranger, and even without work experience. And your arguments that allegedly in childhood, nursed a younger brother or sister, will sound unconvincing. Therefore, get ready for the fact that positive recommendations from a previous job will be needed. It is very good if you worked in a kindergarten or a children’s development center. If there are no referrals, then your only option is to reach out to friends and family who may need childcare or be able to refer you to their friends.

    How much does a babysitter cost per hour?

    Despite the demand for babysitting services, the cost of childcare directly depends on some nuances.

    Firstly, this is the place of residence. It is worth noting that this type of business for a woman in a small town can be an excellent part-time job. Competition in small towns, as a rule, is minimal, so there are chances to make good money by occupying an almost free niche.

    Second, work experience and qualifications. As noted earlier, nannies who are properly educated and well-recommended will earn much higher wages than their counterparts with no work experience.

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