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Place of work: Atlanta, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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Hello! I have one 10-year-old child who is non-verbal. I need a caregiver who is patient, attentive, and comfortable caring for a child with special needs. Since the job starts late, the primary responsibilities will simply be keeping a watchful eye, maintaining a peaceful environment, and ensuring safety while Avah sleeps or winds down.
There are two dogs in the home but will be put away in the furthest room away. Requirements: • Must have prior experience with special needs/non-verbal children. • Must have your own reliable transportation (given the late hour). • An active background check on your profile is highly preferred. • CPR/First Aid certification is a major plus. Pay Rate: $20hour If you are comfortable with late-night hours and have experience with non-verbal children, please reach out with a quick summary of your background. Thank you!
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Place of work: Lithonia, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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Place of work: Brookhaven, GA, USA
Employment type: Part-time
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Hello! We are seeking a babysitter for our 9 month old baby girl, Ella Mae. She is generally easy to deal with. She prefers hanging out with someone but can be left to her own devices at times. You will be responsible for watching over her, entertaining her, and feeding her. Although you can cook if you like, we generally feed her formula and pre-made food pouches.
Our need is arising now as I recently received a new job and my wife works from home. She will be in the home with you as your watch over the child but she will be working in her office. She will be available but generally we would like you to watch over her.
There will also be the odd opportunity for sitting if we have some plans where we cannot bring Ella.
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Place of work: Sandy Springs, GA, USA
Employment type: Part-time
Start date: Immediately
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Place of work: Alpharetta, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Member since Aug 2026
Hello, my name is Ilise. I'm located in the South Fulton/Fairburn Georgia area. I was looking for a sitter to help with school pick ups for my five year-old( who is on the autism spectrum.) Essentially, you would pick up from school, take him home , play with him and help him participate in interactive, developmental games and/ or sit with him while he works with his therapist on the days that the therapist come to see him. Once mom or dad get home, you can be relieved. Also looking for someone for the occasional date nights. Can give more detail upon having a phone conversation. Thanks so much and feel free to reach out if you feel this is a job you will be interested in. : )
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Place of work: Fairburn, GA, USA
Employment type: Part-time
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Place of work: McDonough, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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Place of work: Dunwoody, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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Place of work: Tyrone, GA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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Non-smoker Experience/passion supervising kids Family-oriented Lastly, please make yourself comfortable as I want your transition watching my kids to be smooth!
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Place of work: Sandy Springs, GA, USA
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| $17.07 | $18.78 | $20.48 |
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When you decide to become a babysitter, it can be difficult to know where to start, that's why we have assembled a huge library of articles that are designed to help beginners at every step in their journey.
In this chapter, we have articles that will help you to set up your service, get all the right equipment you need, and we show you how to gain the qualifications and experience that you need to thrive.
In this section, we look at whether babysitting is the right thing for you. We cover the personality traits that good babysitters often share and the general requirements for the job so that you can get a good idea of what it's like.
There are many reasons why people decide to start babysitting, in this section, we'll look at the benefits of becoming a babysitter, what skills you can learn while on the job, and how babysitting can help you later in your life and career.
To become an effective and professional babysitter you will need to have completed some essential training (or have equivalent practical experience), some basic equipment for the job, and have printed documentation of your skills and experience for parents to assess.
In this section, we'll cover all of these babysitting requirements, we highlight which ones are essential to get before you begin, and which ones you can acquire later.
In this section, we run through the general process of getting yourself set up and ready for becoming a babysitter, even if you're starting from scratch.
Once your babysitting business is set up, it is essential that you have a cost-effective way to promote your service to new families.
In this section, we look at a variety of free and cheap advertising methods that we recommend to babysitters and how best to use them for your particular circumstances.
An essential part of winning new babysitting jobs is being able to present yourself to parents in the best possible light by showcasing your good qualities, skills, and qualifications.
In this section, we cover all aspects of babysitting interviews, what to bring, what to wear, what to expect, and questions you should ask parents. These essential tips can give you the edge over your competition and increase your chances of finding repeat work.
One of the most asked questions by babysitters is "how much should I charge?" and to be honest, there isn't a simple answer. Your babysitting rate will depend on where you live, your age, what skills and qualifications you have, how in-demand you are, and also, how effective you are a negotiating your pay rate.
The following articles will help you to set your optimal babysitting rate based on your particular circumstances.
Your very first babysitting job may be stressful if you don't know what to expect or if you are not well prepared. In this section, we help you to prepare, we describe what a first babysitting job is typically like, and we cover various situations that may happen when you're babysitting for a family for the first time.
Safety is one of the most important responsibilities of a babysitter, both safety of the children under your supervision and safety for yourself while on the job and traveling to and from jobs. In this section, we cover various aspects of safety that all babysitters should know. We encourage you to read all of these helpful articles.
In this section, we answer some of the most common questions people ask about babysitting and dispel widespread myths and common misconceptions.
See our babysitting FAQs page for even more questions and answers about babysitting.
For definitions of common babysitting terms, see our babysitting glossary.
To be an effective babysitter you will need a variety of skills so you can handle the different situations that might come up while on the job. In this chapter, we cover all aspects of general babysitting and reveal our many tricks for dealing with common situations that babysitters face every day.
As a babysitter, parents will expect you to perform a variety of tasks while on the job. In this section, we cover all of the most common babysitting duties in detail, we share our secret tips so you can gain new skills and improve your service over time.
How you plan for each babysitting job will largely depend on the ages of the children who will be under your care. In this section, we look at the specific babysitting requirements for individual age groups, the pros and cons of each age, potential pitfalls to look out for, and age-appropriate games and activities that we recommend.
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After child safety, engaging entertainment is probably the most important thing a good babysitter can provide for children. In this section, we reveal hundreds of entertainment options for children of all ages including games, crafts, jokes, sports, and many other new and different activities that children and babysitters will both enjoy.
If you're serious about becoming a better babysitter then this section is perfect for you. These articles will help you to learn more about childcare, the development of children, and how babysitters can make a valuable difference in children's lives.
Babysitting doesn't have to be boring, it can be an adventure! In this section, we take a look at kid-friendly outings that you may want to try on your next babysitting job. The kids will love them!
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Babysitting is not always easy, some days you will be tested with difficult children, tricky situations, or unexpected events. In this section, we go through some of the most common difficulties that babysitters may face and offer advice and tips to help you to work through the situation or to prevent it from happening in the first place.
There are a few dates each year when babysitters find themselves in high demand. On these special days, babysitters can easily charge 1.5 times their normal rate. These are also times when new babysitters can find greater success in securing new jobs. Read on to learn how you can make the most of these dates to advance your babysitting business.
Babysitting can be more than just a job, it can become a long and fulfilling career that will support you just as well as many other occupations. And because babysitters are self-employed, it can give you flexibility and freedom that other jobs can never provide.
When running your own babysitting business it's essential to correctly record your earnings and expenses for tax purposes. In this section, we look at the finer details of tax for babysitters.
If you're serious about turning babysitting into a career then these articles can help you determine the best way forward.