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How to Select a Child Care Provider
- Get a family member or reliable friend if possible, otherwise obtain recommendations from trusted friends.
- Never hire a child care provider (sitter) under the age of thirteen.
- If possible, trade child care with friends who also have children.
- Verify that the sitter has taken the American Red Cross babysitter class. Also verify that the sitter knows CPR and basic first aid.
- Hire the person first as your helper (while you are busy at home) for a few hours before you leave the sitter with your child or children. Evaluate how they interact before leaving them alone together.
- After hiring a sitter, focus on your child's reaction when you tell them the sitter will be returning.
- Unless you know the sitter well, record the sitter's drivers license number, date of birth, and address if old enough to drive.
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