From: Kelly Minto
To: albertoloping@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:23 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Nanny Job Offerr…….www.nannyclassifieds.com

Greetings!My name is Kelly Minto and my wife name is Cathrine Minto both of us are living here in Marston with our Child, but we are from England by origin and we have a Female kid and the age of the kid are 4years 2 Months, we are relocating to USA based on my wine sales in USA, because am a wine supplier and we are having more demand in USA, so we decided to relocate to USA finally by 30th of february 2008 I had a discussion with my friend in United States concerning a proper care for our child and he promised to help me search for a nanny email address on Nanny/Sitter’s wed site, so that’s how I got your contact. The House address we are moving to is below: 30 fowler ave, manhattan 10033-2710 ny ===================== We’er in need of two person to work for us in a week, you can choose anyone out of the two offer you like below: 1) Monday to Friday, from 8am in the morning to 4pm in the afternoon. —————- PRICE $550.00 2) Saturday and Sunday, 8am to 4pm. ——————-PRICE $350.00USD We are ready to furnish a room for your if you like living with us. Don’t worry if you are far from our house location, because we’er ready to calculate your transportation fees and will be paying you alongside your weekly salary, please calculate the total transportation from your end to our resident address and furnish me with the price in a week so we can calculate it with your choice in our 2 offers, so your transportation in a week with your salary will be payed to you together at the end of every week. We are ready to give you a car if you choose the first offer only and paying for your fuel weekly (That’s if you have a driver’s license). This offer is for someone of well mannered attitudes, neatness and good sense of relationship, so if you are interested in this offer, please answer all my questions below: Hi i would like to come and work Monday to Friday and on Saturday and Sunday I work it all for 700.00 usd 1) What are your academics qualifications? I was working in a daycare be for 2) Do you have certificate to back up you babysitting/Nanny Career? I have ECE 3) How old are you? 27 4) Are you married? I was married and have a three year old girl 5) Do you have any special attitude? 6) Do you have any crime records? No Crime Records 7) Do you have a valid driver’s license? Yes Tell us more about your temperament. 9) What is your origination country? Canada And let me know since when have you been in USA? Last weekend I live right by the New York 10)Provide a reference If you are not yet 18 years old and you know you’re capable for any of the offer, you will need one of your parent as a referee to tell me about your ability of doing this job or if you’re not available and you have a friend or someone that is available and capable, you can direct the person to me by sending me an email. Let me know if you available for the work offer, and if you have any questions about this offer please contact me through my email address labunka@relations.la, I will reply upon receipt of your email. You can also contact me via my phone number +447031862533 Thank you. From: “Moore Family” < familymoore1@gmail.com> Date: February 13, 2008 2:04:57 PM EST To: “Leanne Egan” < leanneegan13@comcast.net> Subject: Re: Nanny Position Hello thanks for your reply , the Job is already yours, and now me and my family will start to plan out our trip to come down to USA asap, right now we are still in UK with the kids on vacation, and we are coming down to USA, to our new home, so we need you to work 3-4 times a week,weekly pay of $1000. we are ready to pay you well, and make you happy with our kids, so i need to know a bit about you, were you live and stay at the moment, and my husband is planning on paying you for the Job upfront, so that you can start the work ASAP when we get down to Usa, we are ready to take care of all your needs to work with us, so please get back to me, because you are the only one that have emailed me about interested in the nanny job offer, so please dont disappoint me . so i will look forward to your email. so please get back to us, so we can know what to do next, thank you very much here is my phone number: +447024074697, but i dont think i will have time for personal interview, the job is already yours. Regards Rita Moore

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No one can be over prepared when it comes to caring for children.  In fact, studies show that the more prepared parents and caregivers are for medical emergencies, the better the final outcome.  To help give nannies the tools they need to educate themselves, we have compiled this list of very helpful resources for you!

There are many courses both online and offline that are designed for people who care for children.  These classes help sitters to make the best decisions possible to keep children safe, healthy and happy. 

CPR AND FIRST AID

 
It is recommended by the American Red Cross that anyone caring for infants and children take a CPR course at least every year.  While taking an online course in CPR will teach you the basic skills of CPR, taking an in person course will allow you the opportunity to ask the instructor questions and have a professional evaluate your technique.  There are some who say only offline CPR courses are truly legitimate and others who disagree.  If you are unsure what to do, the offline option might be the best choice.

The American Heart Association recently launched the CPR Anytime program that allows users to watch a 22 minute program in their own home while working on an inflatable mannequin and watching demonstrations on a video.  There is also an Infant CPR Anytime program for caregivers who want to train themselves in infant CPR.  According to the American Heart Association, these programs have proven to be just as effective as a live course at teaching basic CPR skills.

link: http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3034347

The American Red Cross Blended Learning Program is another option for those who like the idea of taking a CPR and First Aid course online, but want the one on one instructor interaction. 

Link:

http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/resources/blendedlearning.html

 

HEIMLICH MANEUVER

Choking is a common emergency that caregivers can face.  So, it is best to be prepared in order to react with calmness and effectiveness in a choking scenario.  The American Heart Association has information about performing the Heimlich Maneuver as does the Heimlich Institute.  

Visit www.heimlichinstitute.org for information and illustrated instructions detailing how to perform the Heimlich maneuver on infants, children, adults or even yourself.

Link: http://heimlichinstitute.org/page.php?id=34

To find out about where CPR and First Aid courses are being offered in your area, visit the American Red Cross website at www.redcross.org 

You may also want to order a copy of the Red Cross Babysitter Handbook, which will prepare you for common emergencies that babysitters face.   www.redcross.org/services/hss/courses/handbook.html

BABYSITTER TRAINING COURSES

Trained babysitters earn more than their uncertified counterparts, so Expertrating.com has developed an online course to certify babysitters in safety and other job requirements. ExpertRating is one of the world’s only ISO 9001:2000 Certified companies (from TUV America) offering an Online Babysitting course and Certification.  Get certified for $14.99 at Expertrating.com

Link:

http://www.expertrating.com/certifications/babysitting/babysittingcertification.asp

Another highly effective training tool is babysittingclass.com. Participants learn about safety, entertaining children and effective techniques. For one year participants can access tests, online lesson plans and a babysitting encyclopedia. Upon completion of the exams, participants receive a certificate and wallet card.

Link:  www.babysittingclass.com

 

The American Red Cross and YMCA offer regular babysitter training courses for those who wish to attend offline courses.  Check for listings in your area.

http://redcross.org

http://ymca.net

 

BABYSITTER FIRST AID KIT

Kids fall down, scrape heir knees and need bandages or first aid supplies even when they don’t require a trip to the hospital.  The American Red Cross has assembled a Babysitter First Aid Kit that all sitters should have on hand.  Order yours before starting a new job and impress your new employers with your thorough knowledge of safety preparedness!

http://redcrossshop.org/firstaid/kit1.htm

This article was submitted by Britt Michaelian, founder and CEO of Responsible Family Company,
a business that educates and empowers families and caregivers in the
areas of health, safety and living responsibly.  Visit the Responsible
Family Blog, sign up for the monthly newsletter, and order the award
winning DVD Care for Kids: The Essential Guide to Preparing Caregivers
at http://responsiblefamily.com

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