where can i find info on kids age requirements? i.e. when they are old enough to do..(babysitting, home alone)
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The best person to ask is your local law enforcement agency. You may want to take down the officer's name and badge number, so you will have back up in case anyone challenges you, as it is very common not to know this information. Good luck!
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My kids are very young but I have a friend that runs a homeschooling website.  If you would like to make it available (for free), you can visit the website to get contact info.  http://www.apostolichomeschooling.com
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Look into NetNanny (http://www.netnanny.com)
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I would think that would be fine. However, you should check your local and state laws. Some states have an age requirement, also some have an hourly limit as well. For example 3 hours is ok, but more than 4 becomes neglect. Some have neither. I know there are some states that require them to be 14 years old.\n\nI think with you being so close , that it doesn't really count as leaving them home alone.. but again, I am not certain.\nBest bet is to make sure so noone can get into trouble.\n\nGood Luck!
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There are a lot of options. Here's one\nhttp://www.netnanny.com/\n\n///
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Talent Agencies in your yellow pages. Do check them out who and what (clients) they have represented so far, also there will be talent agencies that specialize in kids - that will be your best bet because they will know how to handle things.\n\nAlthough getting an infant into this business (I am in the ad industry) might not be a good idea..
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go to this site i know it myt be a little kiddie but it sort of helped me a bit......\n\n\n\nhttp://www.kidzworld.com/site/p4445.htm\n\n\n\n\n\nim too late ryt????
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it depends on how mature the child is. of course there are laws that have required age limits on things like that.
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I looked into this.  there is no minimum age. I all depends on he child.  But I called the police department and that is what they told me.  i live in simi valley, ca.
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www.ajkids.com-the kids can ask any of their questions there. its great.
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go to google and type kid websites
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Good for you!\n\nA great site I used when I was younger to find volunteer activities is http://www.volunteermatch.org/ You can specifically search for things for kids when you choose advanced search.\n\nGood luck! :)
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Hi, I'm from Carolina, and I'm not sure if there is a law for that what you asked. I think common sense plays more a part than anything. I think it is safe when a child reaches 10-12 years old. Of course there are 10-12 year olds who are dependable, and some that are not, I think it depends on your kids. I know of a 12 year old who was in daycare because his mom couldn't trust him enough to stay at home and not burn down the house, or let strangers in while she worked. Generally around that age, they should be able to stay home by themselves until a first shift working parent(s) come home for the evening. Most of the time the child is only there for 2-3 hours alone before an adult get s there, which is not bad. As a child with both parents working, I remember staying there for an hour and a half until my mother got off work. We walked home from school, me,my brother and my little sister. My bro was the oldest at  10, I was 8 and lil' sis was 5 or 6. We were good kids and me and lil' sis listened to our bro. We would not answer the phone, go outside, cook anything, or watch t.v (until homework was done) no tv until homework was done. He would threaten to tell if we didn't listen to him, and we did since he was the oldest and in charge. I am 28 now, and I'm still alive and well. That is my point. It depends on your kids! My bro was responsible at 10 years old, so my folks knew they could trust him to watch over his baby sisters!
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There is no minimum age to leave a child home alone in California.\n\nThere are, however, some significant laws on the books for child endangerment, and leaving a child home alone can be endangerment depending on the circumstances.
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www.askids.com\n\nyahoo kids
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http://cyfernet.ces.ncsu.edu/cyfres/browse_3.php?cat_id=138&category_name=Parenting+of+Teens-General&search=Youth&subcat=Parenting+of+Teens&search_type=browse\nhttp://vocuspr.vocus.com/VocusPR30/Publish/13876/Forward_13876_1006734.htm\nhttp://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1122810
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depends how little...For age 3-6 NickJR.com (or something like that...goodle it)\nor playhousedisney.come (google it as well)......