Contact information Section:
- Parents full name
- Address of the home
- Phone number at the house
- Where the parents will be
- Phone number where the parents can be reached
- Parents cell phone or pager number
- What time the parents are expected back
Emergency Contact Information:
- Who to phone if the parents can't be reached
- Name and phone number of neighbor to call on if necessary
- Name and phone number of grandparents or other close relatives
- Phone number of family physician
Information on the Children:
- Name of children
- Age of children
- Type of allergies they may have
- Type of foods or snacks they cannot consume
- Is there any of these foods in the house and can they
get their hands on it
- Are the children talking medication
- Do I need to administer any medication and where is it
kept
When arriving at your babysitting job, ask the parents for
the completed babysitter information sheet . If the sheet
is not present when you arrive, supply the parents with a
blank copy and ask them to take the time to fill it out.
The one subject which merits the parents and babysitters attention.
Which has been addressed on form one, but will be repeated
here as well, is the question of medication. Administering
medication is a very serious responsibility and ideally should
not be part of a babysitter's duties. If it must be done,
ask the parents to pre-measure the dosage the child is to
receive, write down the time it is to be taken and store it
in a secure location.
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