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hi
tomorow morning i have my
first baby sitting gig
i want to start off on a good
foot so i just want some good advice
on how to take care of 3 boys
one toddler and one baby
(infant 6-9 months?)
I am thirteen so if i
could have any good advice on how to
keep the boys entertained
as well as keeping the kids safe
and ensuring my own safety
and some good web sites
that have good tips on baby care
like how to feed them, how to
change diapers, etc. that would be great
thanks so0 much =] and please i need
them by tommorow morning
Excuse you AGENT D
but i have had experience
with handeling these boys
just not alone for a full 3 hrs
so im sorry but since you're
no help i think you should just
jeep your rude comments to
you're self!
Excuse you AGENT D
but i have had experience
with handeling these boys
just not alone for a full 3 hrs
so im sorry but since you're
no help i think you should just
keep your rude comments to
you're self!
Answer
Boys are easily entertained, make sure you get down to their level. You're young so it shouldn't be too hard. They have a lot of energy, make a game out of picking things up. Get involved (if the baby is not awake or needs attention) and play with them and their toys, ask them what they like to do, be interested in their rooms, toys and interest. As for the baby, that one is easier than the boys. Baby might sleep most of the time but just keep a visual on the baby at all times. Good luck!
Boys are easily entertained, make sure you get down to their level. You're young so it shouldn't be too hard. They have a lot of energy, make a game out of picking things up. Get involved (if the baby is not awake or needs attention) and play with them and their toys, ask them what they like to do, be interested in their rooms, toys and interest. As for the baby, that one is easier than the boys. Baby might sleep most of the time but just keep a visual on the baby at all times. Good luck!
baby gift websites? help my auntie's in laybour! ?
my auntie is in laybour and i want to get my new cusion a realy nice personalised gift :) I'm only 13 but i have a paid job so i have money to spend but not too much! lol. thanks :) x x
Answer
Well if you don't want to spend too much money then don't order online because you'll have to pay for shipping and it may take some tme to arrive anyways. Its better to go to a store and not spend on shipping - even if you just go to Toys R Us or Walmart you can probably still find something cute. You could do a cute blanket or a stuffed animal - those are kind of the standby gifts for infants. The lamaze stuffed animals are really awesome - they're kinda different and unique and are really good for the baby's development because they have lots of bright colours, things to pull and chew on, sounds, etc all attached to the animal. Clothes is a bit more boring, but almost always needed. If you get clothes, buy a bigger size like 6-9 months because usually people will get a ton of infant sized clothing but then not have alot for when the baby gets older/bigger.
Those handprint kits are really adorable too, although that's more of a keepsake type gift for the parent than anything for the baby. It's like a kit with clay that they imprint the baby's handprints on and comes with a nice metal display frame - I see them at Hallmark and other gift stores all the time.
Well if you don't want to spend too much money then don't order online because you'll have to pay for shipping and it may take some tme to arrive anyways. Its better to go to a store and not spend on shipping - even if you just go to Toys R Us or Walmart you can probably still find something cute. You could do a cute blanket or a stuffed animal - those are kind of the standby gifts for infants. The lamaze stuffed animals are really awesome - they're kinda different and unique and are really good for the baby's development because they have lots of bright colours, things to pull and chew on, sounds, etc all attached to the animal. Clothes is a bit more boring, but almost always needed. If you get clothes, buy a bigger size like 6-9 months because usually people will get a ton of infant sized clothing but then not have alot for when the baby gets older/bigger.
Those handprint kits are really adorable too, although that's more of a keepsake type gift for the parent than anything for the baby. It's like a kit with clay that they imprint the baby's handprints on and comes with a nice metal display frame - I see them at Hallmark and other gift stores all the time.
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