ok so i babysit all the time and well this one little girl shes 6 years old and she's so adorible BUT she knows how to SET THE CLOCK BACK! and her parents came home at 12 and the clock said 8 and i was so confussed but thet didnt find out then my friend tries to enterfier with my job just because she tried to dye her haur a snowy white like mine ( mines natural) and it looked bad and she tried to get me back by enterfiring with my job. So then she CUSSED in front of th eSIX year old and i had to tell the her that if she never said those words again id give her the whole highschool musical movies. And then i kicked my friend out, im so confussed but im always told from the kids i babby sitt that im the coolest sitter in the world, they are so cute!

by peaceandlove1010 on 9/14/2011 8:41:18 PM

The most important thing is getting your name out there! Do you have any friends with lil sibs that you could plan a party for first? Having some experience is a great way to secure future clients - you can tell them about certain themed parties you've produced, show them pictures, and even give them phone numbers to call your past clients as a reference. This is a way to look professional and competent right off the bat! Once that's done, make up flyers and even a Facebook group to promote your business. On the Facebook group, you can upload photos of model table centerpieces, cakes, yard decorations, etc. that you can offer. You can list your ideas (different themes for parties), what types of parties you do (birthday, first communions, certain age groups you're best with, whatever!), and all your contact info. Word of mouth is most important though - have your family and friends spread the word so more people find out about it!

by lemonade.mouth.luver on 8/1/2011 9:00:15 PM

MOD MOD MOD!!!
I'm 12 years old and hosting a kids care camp type thing. I was wondering if you think ill get customers... im charging $15 for the whole week. its five days and each one has a theme. I have a theme for Mon. and Tues. but not for the rest any suggestions? im trying to base them on books. Monday is The rainbow fish Tues. The very hungry caterpillar. I have snacks, crafts and a movie planned for those. The age range is 5-9 and no meat please!!! Story times only 10 minutes so short stories... the hours are 10:00- 12:00... im advertising to church members so ill know them. Please help. Thanks x1,000

That sounds like lots of fun! Remember that parents might be hesitant just because they're their kids and they might not know you, or know if they can trust you. Just so you don't get discouraged if the interest isn't as great as you hoped But it sounds well-planned and like you'll be responsible, so give it a try! <3 

by moe4321 on 6/6/2011 10:45:33 PM