Cadette babysitting badge ideas

First time babysitting or looking for fun things to do while babysitting? Create a babysitting kit with these helpful babysittting ideas & checklists.

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the Babysitter badge is part of the “It's Your Planet - Love It!” badge set introduced in 2011. For the badges released in 2011, scouts must complete all of the activities listed to earn the badge. Kids of different ages have different needs, desires, and behaviors. In this step, do one choice to find out more about three of these age groups: newborns, infants, toddlers, preschoolers, young kids (ages 5 – 7), and older kids (ages 8 – 10). Take notes on what you learn about these questions…

Our Activity Day Girls were invited by our Enrichment Committee to babysit for one of our Relief Society Meetings. To prep the older girls f...

I've been a slacker in getting my Activity Day activities posted as of late...my apologies. So while I was putting this one together I thought I would make a better effort of getting a few pictures and getting it posted. All of my girls will be turning 12 this year...I'm slowly loosing them all to YW :( I thought it would be a fun idea to make babysitting kits, since 12 seems to be the standard age when you start to get those babysitting calls. So you can imagine how excited I was when I…

Last month we had an activity where we talked about Babysitting Basics and then we assembled babysitting kits for the Beehives to take with them as they went out babysitting. This was our course "textbook" if you will. Each card has some important information and tips for the girls and it fits inside their kit. Here is the list of topics that we covered on each card: BEFORE THEY LEAVE (Info to gather) COMMON HOUSEHOLD DANGERS SOOTHING A BABY IMPORTANT PHONE #'s POSITIVE DISCIPLINE GREAT TIPS…

Intro to Safe Babysitting is a 60-minute course meant for small groups, such as Girl Scout troops or youth groups, and is designed to be facilitated by a parent volunteer or group leader. In addition, Intro to Safe Babysitting is an introduction to child care and child development, providing excellent instruction on the responsibilities of caring for children, and it may help Girl Scout Cadette troops fulfill some requirements of the Babysitting Badge.

Don't show up empty handed when you babysit. Check out what to pack in a babysitting bag ideas filled with babysitting activities to entertain the kids.

The first Girl Scout Cadette meeting of the year is an important one. This group of girls has decided to continue with Girl Scouts, and they need to be involved with the planning.