Special Needs Babysitters Ferry Pass, FL (Contact for Free)

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Faith Mosley
Pensacola, FL

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Member since: Apr 2025

Special Needs Babysitter, Babysitter, Parent helper $16/hour

Child ages I'm comfortable caring for:

Babies (3 - 12 months)
Toddlers (1 - 2 years)
Preschoolers (3 - 4 years)
Small school kids (5 - 8 years)
Tweens (9 - 12 years)
Teenagers (13+ years)
Up to 3 children at once

Childcare duties I can do:

Full meals
Bottle feeding
Toilet training
Changing diapers
Bathing kids
Help with homework

I can provide special needs care

Care for special needs kids

Household duties I can do:

Housekeeping
Laundry / washing
Grocery shopping

Dog sitting

Pets I'm comfortable caring for:

Dogs

Other dog duties I can do:

Feeding
Care for puppies

Dog walking $14 / hour

Small dogs (0—22lbs / 0—10kg)
Medium dogs (22—44lbs / 10—20kg)

I can do house sitting

House sitting

Other services I can provide

Cleaning

My availability

I'm looking for Casual/temporary employment.

I can travel within Pensacola for work.

Here's my weekly availability:

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I'm available for:

Last minute bookings
Valentine's Day
Overnight jobs
Full weekends

My credentials

I'm happy to provide written documentation of my qualifications and credentials:

7 years experience working with children

4 years experience working with pets
- I'm comfortable with pets
- I have pets

General credentials:
- Email verified
- 18 years old
- Non-smoker / non-vaper
- Languages I can speak: English

My skills and interests:

Music
Dance
Comedy
Reading / storytelling
Drawing / painting
Arts / crafts
Cooking

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Childcare

Babysitter

Parent helper

Nanny

Au pair

How many kids need care?

× Newborns

(0 - 2 months)

× Babies

(3 - 12 months)

× Toddlers

(1 - 2 years)

× Preschoolers

(3 - 4 years)

× Small school kids

(5 - 8 years)

× Tweens

(9 - 12 years)

× Teenagers

(13+ years)

Pet sitting

× Dogs

× Cats

× Birds

× Fish

× Reptiles

× Small animals

(rabbits, ferrets, etc.)

Other pet services you need:

Pet checker (home visits to check on pets)

Pet daycare (at sitters place)

Pet boarding (overnight at sitters place)

Dog walking

× Small dogs (0—22lbs / 0—10kg)

× Medium dogs (22—44lbs / 10—20kg)

× Large dogs (44—88lbs / 20—40kg)

× Giant dogs (+88lbs / +40kg)

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Select the Services You Need

Do you need childcare services?

Babysitter

Parent helper

Nanny

Au pair

How many kids need care?

× Newborns

(0 - 2 months)

× Babies

(3 - 12 months)

× Toddlers

(1 - 2 years)

× Preschoolers

(3 - 4 years)

× Small school kids

(5 - 8 years)

× Tweens

(9 - 12 years)

× Teenagers

(13+ years)

Do you need pet sitting services?

× Dogs

× Cats

× Birds

× Fish

× Reptiles

× Small animals

(rabbits, ferrets, etc.)

Other pet services you need:

Pet checker (home visits to check on pets)

Pet daycare (at sitters place)

Pet boarding (at sitters place)

Do you need dog walking services?

× Small dogs (0—22lbs / 0—10kg)

× Medium dogs (22—44lbs / 10—20kg)

× Large dogs (44—88lbs / 20—40kg)

× Giant dogs (+88lbs / +40kg)

Your location

Your full name

Your email (remains private)

I agree to the Kidsit Terms. I am 18+ years, or 16/17 years and have permission from my parent or guardian to use this website.

Babysitting Pay Rates Ferry Pass, FL, United States (Updated 5 Oct 2025)

Ferry Pass babysitters are paid an average of $16.06 per hour as of October 2025, which is 12.8% lower than the Florida average of $18.41, and 12.8% lower than the United States average of $18.43. A fair pay rate depends on babysitter credentials, specific job requirements, and local demand for babysitting services in Ferry Pass.
1 Kid	2 Kids	3+ Kids
Ferry Pass:
$14.60	$16.06	$17.52
Florida:
$16.74	$18.41	$20.09
United States:
$16.75	$18.43	$20.10

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Special Needs Care Our Babysitters Can Offer

Find a babysitter who has the right skills that match the special needs of your child. Our babysitters can offer care for the following conditions:

Food allergies
Diabetes
Asthma
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) / Conduct Disorder (CD)
Anxiety disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Down syndrome
Intellectual disabilities
Deaf / hard of hearing
Visual impairments
Sleep disorders

Top 10 Tips For Hiring A Special Needs Babysitter

Follow these handy tips for hiring a special needs babysitter so you can feel confident your child will be safe, supported, and happy.

1. Look for relevant experience

Choose babysitters who have worked with children with similar diagnoses, behaviors, or medical needs.

2. Check training and certifications

Ask about CPR, first aid, and any specialized training (e.g., administering medication, ABA therapy, seizure response).

3. Ask detailed questions

Discuss how they would handle meltdowns, medical emergencies, or communication challenges.

4. Request references

Speak to families of children with special needs they’ve cared for before.

5. Arrange a meet-and-greet

Observe how they interact with your child and whether they connect in a patient, caring way.

6. Be clear about routines

Provide written instructions for meals, bedtime, medications, and calming strategies.

7. Communicate about triggers and supports

Share sensory sensitivities, behavioral strategies, and comfort items.

8. Confirm reliability

Ensure they can commit to consistent care and handle unexpected situations calmly.

9. Start with short sessions

Begin with trial sittings so your child and babysitter can build trust gradually.

10. Trust your instincts

Choose someone who shows genuine empathy, patience, and respect for your child’s individuality.

Special Needs Babysitter Interview Questions

Ask the following questions when interviewing special needs babysitter candidates to help you find someone who’s skilled, patient, and the right fit for your child.

Experience & Background

What experience do you have caring for children with special needs?
Have you worked with children who have [your child’s specific condition, e.g., autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, epilepsy]?
How do you adapt your caregiving style to different needs and abilities?
Can you share an example of a challenging situation you faced and how you handled it?

Skills & Training

Are you certified in CPR and first aid?
Have you had training in behavior management, sensory support, or therapies (ABA, speech, occupational)?
Are you comfortable assisting with mobility equipment, feeding tubes, or other medical supports?
Are you willing to learn specific care techniques unique to my child?

Communication

How do you communicate with children who use alternative methods (signs, devices, gestures)?
How do you handle situations where a child has difficulty expressing their needs or emotions?
How do you communicate updates and concerns with parents?

Safety & Emergency Preparedness

How would you handle a medical emergency, seizure, or allergic reaction?
Are you comfortable administering medication, if needed?
How do you ensure safety during outings, play, or transitions?

Routines & Behavior

How do you approach meltdowns, overstimulation, or behavioral challenges?
Are you comfortable following strict routines, or do you prefer flexibility?
How do you encourage independence while keeping the child safe?

Personality & Fit

What do you enjoy most about working with children with special needs?
What qualities make you a good fit for our family and our child?
How do you stay patient and positive in stressful situations?