Join us to learn all about the ins-and-outs of babysitting through actionable tips and insider secrets.
Do you love caring for children? Nagged your parents for wanting to start working but no available jobs would hire you due to your age? Or wanted to create your own babysitting business in your very own neighborhood? Lucky for you, this workshop has been specifically designed to further explore your curiosity in babysitting. Designed for kids between the ages of 11 to 16 years old, this interactive live workshop will immediately highlight the importance of quality childcare providers and what the role exactly entails.
This workshop is led by Hassanatou Barry, Founder at The Babysitter Guru which is a hub that empowers babysitters through informational content and resources to better their journey and experience in caring for children, while also being an expert for parents to ease their transition into seeking quality childcare. Her mission is to share her knowledge on the best practices needed to create an insync bond for both the babysitter and family.
After several years of babysitting and becoming a trusted child care resource throughout the state of New York, Hassanatou Barry decided to launch The Babysitter Guru.
Through The Babysitter Guru, Ms. Barry offers speaking, education and consulting to solve pressing challenges faced by everyday families and child care brands.The Babysitter Guru empowers babysitters through informational content and resources to better their journey and experience in caring for children while also being an expert for parents to ease their transition into seeking quality childcare.
As a loving babysitter and dedicated advocate for the past 8+ years, Ms. Barry's goal is to create a platform to educate others on best practices and also provide guidance. Whether it’s making a difference for one babysitter or several, her dream is to create an impact within the childcare industry.
Designed for kids between the ages of 11 to 16 years old.
Free
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