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"Three adults, one is even a nursing student who is CPR/red cross/First Aid certified with 7+ years experience and references available. Offering a safe place for you to bring your children on New Years Eve. Neighborhood of Knightsbridge in Fort Mill, SC. Children of all ages welcome!
We will feed them dinner and entertain them, they can even spend the night if you wish! You may call at any time to check on them throughout the time that you are out celebrating the New Year!
Rates are negotiable and depend on age and number of children!
Please call Jennifer at 803-448-9695 or email at JenJenUSC3@Yahoo.com for more info or to book a spot for your child now!"
Is this something people are interested in? Do people need childcare for New Years Eve? If so, what is the best way to advertise???
Last edited by JenJen0322; 12-27-2007 at 12:33 PM..
I would be skeptical of anyone I didn't know if I had children. They would have to be licensed, bonded, and insured as well as a recent background check available for viewing.
Thanks for the site! I'm not sure why i'd need to be licensed and bonded to babysit for one night?!?!? Other babysitters arent required to do this as i've babysat for alot of years and i'm just not doing anything this new years eve so i decided to see if i could help some parents out! Thanks though!
Well, nothing personal, but I have to agree with groove1. My thought on reading this was "Yeah, right! I'm just going to take my daughter to a complete stranger and leave her OVERNIGHT!" I feel sorry for any child whose parents would be so reckless.
Thanks for the site! I'm not sure why i'd need to be licensed and bonded to babysit for one night?!?!? Other babysitters arent required to do this as i've babysat for alot of years and i'm just not doing anything this new years eve so i decided to see if i could help some parents out! Thanks though!
I don't know about SC, but I believe in NC you need a license for this actually as you would essentially be running a day care. Do you know what could happen to you God forbid if something happened to a child in your care and you weren't insured or bonded? You would definitely face a civil lawsuit and more than likely face criminal charges as well. Nothing personal and I'm sure your intentions are good, but in this day and age, you cannot be too careful.
There is also a drop off day care on 160 usually open 7 days a week, but I don't know if they have anything going on for NYE.
I am sure (or at least hope...) that any parent who would be using a babysitter would meet them and do the necessary research before utilizing their services.
I don't know about SC, but I believe in NC you need a license for this actually as you would essentially be running a day care. Do you know what could happen to you God forbid if something happened to a child in your care and you weren't insured or bonded? You would definitely face a civil lawsuit and more than likely face criminal charges as well. Nothing personal and I'm sure your intentions are good, but in this day and age, you cannot be too careful.
There is also a drop off day care on 160 usually open 7 days a week, but I don't know if they have anything going on for NYE.
Good point
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Thanks!
