Mini Venugopal Nair
Parents can encourage or arrange basic first aid training, provide clear emergency instructions, keep a first aid kit accessible, and share important contact numbers to ensure the babysitter is prepared for emergencies.
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Rupali Malap
While not always mandatory, formal first aid or CPR certification is highly recommended. Babysitters with training are generally more confident and better prepared to handle emergencies.
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Deepali Joshi
Parents can ask scenario-based questions during the interview, request proof of first aid or CPR training, observe behavior during a trial period, and ask about past emergency situations the babysitter has handled.
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Jyoti Sangle
A babysitter should know how to manage choking, clean and dress wounds, handle minor burns, monitor fever, recognize allergic reactions, and understand when to call emergency services. Basic CPR awareness is also a valuable skill.
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Kavita Patil
Basic first aid knowledge allows a babysitter to respond quickly and calmly during emergencies such as choking, falls, burns, or sudden illness. Immediate and correct action can prevent injuries from becoming serious.
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