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0–3 points

helping hands

Babysitting isn’t for you—yet! Read this book to get a better idea of

what it takes to care for kids. Then start helping out with your younger

siblings, cousins, or neighbors’ children. Eventually, you’ll be ready to sit

solo.

4–6 points

budding babysitter

You might not be ready for infant twins, but you are wise enough to

understand that it’s your responsibility to know all you can. After all,

no one wants to make mistakes when caring for children. If you’re

already a parent’s helper, add to your skills. Check out a Red Cross

babysitting course or other child-care class offered in your community.

7–10 points

natural nanny

You’ve got what it takes to make a smart sitter. Read this book to fill

in any information gaps you may have about caring for children. Take a

safety class. Then get experience. Knowledge can build your confidence,

and practice can build your skills. Before long, you’ll be known as the

best sitter on your block!