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Babysitting Workshop Workbook

South Dakota State University Extension

  • 62 pages
  • 3.9 MB
  • PDF

A hands-on workbook that prepares young sitters for safe, professional childcare. It includes activities on age-appropriate play, snacks, safety, emergencies and treating babysitting as a real job.

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