Jiwa, Abuja (FCT)2 babysitters near you

Baby-sitting means putting your children in the capable hands of a babysitter or nanny - usually a woman. She looks after the well-being and comfort of the children in her care while the parents are away. Depending on the circumstances, the baby-sitter may prepare their meals, take care of their washing, maintain their environment and their laundry, monitor their behaviour, help them with their schoolwork, etc. Training and studies to become a baby-sitter "There is no official diploma to work as a baby-sitter, nor is there any approval. The only criterion is that you love children. However, it is preferable to have followed a specialised training course to show your seriousness and professionalism. There are many training courses available for this:
- The CAP/BEP early childhood or health and social careers - CQP (certificate of professional qualification) childminder after a CAP/BEP level;
- Family life assistant title;
- BAFA (brevet d'aptitude aux fonctions d'animateur).
"The field of intervention of a baby-sitter "The baby-sitter is also called a home childminder insofar as she almost always works in the parents' home except for occasional outings for activities. She takes care of infants, babies, young children, young teenagers or even children suffering from illnesses or disabilities. There are many tasks that she can carry out:
- Preparation of meals and drinks - Accompanying the child in early learning and play activities;
- Teaching of daily activities;
Homework help and school support - Help with homework and school support;
- Monitoring behavioural changes;
- Practising negative exercises, especially for children with any disability.
"Why use a babysitter? We usually use a babysitter to look after our children when we go out or because we are going to be late in the evening for example. During the day, in the evening and at weekends, a babysitter can be called upon at any time. How to find a babysitter? To find a babysitter, you can trust a platform like StarOfService where many home-based babysitters are available; there are also male babysitters. All you have to do is follow the instructions on the screen to find several of them in your region or town, then select one with whom you can establish a good relationship - the feeling must be there between parents and baby-sitter for the collaboration to work. Baby-sitter fees In France, the practice of baby-sitting is more or less regulated. You must be at least 16 years old to be able to work as a babysitter. The minimum rate is approximately €8 net per hour (SMIC hourly wage - legal minimum wage in France). However, the price may increase depending on the qualifications and experience of the babysitter, but also on the services she offers. It is quite normal that a babysitter with a family life assistant qualification charges a higher rate than a babysitter who has not had any training. Moreover, the cost also differs by region. For example, the hourly rate in the Île-de-France, PACA and Corsica regions is higher than in other regions. The number of children will also affect the price of a babysitter, the more children, the higher the price. How to choose a baby-sitter? The choice of a baby-sitter must be taken very seriously as she will have to look after our children. The first criterion is communication. She must be open, friendly, caring and educational - it's true that this can be difficult, but these are important criteria and these are the qualities we expect from a home-based babysitter. If not, you will also have to consider travel: does she live far from your home or not? Questions to ask a babysitter during the first contact "- What is your experience in childcare? - Do you have any particular qualifications as a babysitter? - Can you provide some references? - Are you available at any time? "