how do you get a babysitting license for a 13 year old in OR?
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Take a course in first aid and get certified in CPR. You may want to learn about childcare (giving baths, changing diapers, etc) for more experience. I have never heard of a babysitting license?
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You could try the local newspaper office. They are always looking for kids to sell subscriptions, deliver newspapers, or other things. Also, you might want to try a workforce center in your town - they might not be able to help you given your age, but they can point you in the right direction. As for the babysitting thing, why don't you get your mom's permission and hang up flyers at your church (if you go) or at mom/dad's work (if they will allow you to do so)? It sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders. Keep your head up, you'll get it. Good luck!
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i went out with a nany she went to nanny school i dont think you can get a license online i believe you have to go to school for it
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babysitting, put a notice on the bulletin board at your local grocery store or community center.  Look on-line at the red cross or YMCA for babysitting classes.  To give you some experience and knowledge of what do to in case of an emergency.
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My advice to you is just act very mature and take things serious arong that person do things that are good and meaningful and that should convince somebody depending on who you are trying to babysit now if its your parents you might have a trouble!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Luck
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Babysitting for neighbors
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Offer to babysit for families in your neighborhood or church.  Get a paper route.\n\nSome states allow the hiring of 14 & 15 year-olds, usually with restrictions.  In PA, you can only work 3 hours a day during the school week, can't work past 7:00 PM and so on.
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Some 13-year-olds are ready to babysit. Even if you are not old enough to stay with children by yourself, some mothers would welcome your help in keeping their kids busy while they take care of other things around the house.\n\nCleaning is absolutely something you could do. If you can do something at home beyond your regular chores, your parents might be willing to pay you; if not, friends and neighbors might. You could offer general cleaning or specialize in one thing: dusting/vacuuming/laundry/bathrooms . . . whatever. \n\nLawn care is another job--if you can use a lawn mower, great, but if not, how about weeding gardens and flower beds? Raking? Picking up sticks, twigs, and other debris? Watering?\n\nNewspaper delivery--usually means getting up very early, and it's probably a lot easier on a bicycle than on foot. Not a good option if you need someone to drive you around the area!\n\nYou can't work a lot of places until you are 16, but what about a family-owned business?\n\nOne key factor is to let as many people as you can know that you are looking for work. Word of mouth is very important in finding a job.
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babysit. thats about all you can do until you are 16. some states its 14.
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I think it depends more on the maturity level of the child rather than the age, though, you might want to check the laws regarding what age a child can be left home alone and for how long.  If this child behaves responibly, has another adult in the area they can call or get to in a hurry if there is an emergency, understands and can perform basic first aid and is trustworthy, it may be okay.  I would ease her into it, like aloow her to be in charge of the child while I did yard work, painting, etc.  Something where I was still in the house to observe how she handled things.  if this goes well, try no more than 15 -20 min while you go to a neighbors house to chat or run to the local grocery.  When you are fully comfortable I would not leave her for more than an hour or two to be responsible for another child and I would only do it if there were another adult close by that you knew she could call on.  My 13 yo babysits for a friend but only if I am home- I am right down the street so she can call me if there is a problem.  Babysitting is a big responsibility and both her and the person she is babysitting for need to understand that.  I would not have let my girls babysit at 11 and I don't think I would have ever asked an 11 yo to babysit for me- but this has to be your decision based on the girls capabilities, maturity and situation.
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Ask a good friend to babysit for you...in exchange, you could watch her kids when you can, or find another such local babysitting exchange
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Call your county office that licenses day care parents, perhaps they know of a family that takes children weekends. Plus a day care parent has been screened and fingerprinted.
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Teens can work at 16. Just need a permitt which is easy to get. Do a search type in Child Labor Laws and your state to find out how to get one. Also in some states the min age without a permit is 16 others 18. it all depends on the start. \nhttp://www.doli.state.mn.us/childlbr.html\n\nhttp://www.dwd.state.wi.us/er/labor_standards_bureau/child_labor_laws.htm\n\nhttp://www.dol.state.ga.us/em/child_labor.htm\n\nhttp://www.dol.ks.gov/ES/html/child_DEE.html
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Your best bet is to either put an ad in the paper or go to the local community college and talk with the Director and he can find someone suitable for u.  Also put an ad on their bulletin board for a tutor.  Highschool kids r very good at this also.  My son is 15 and he tutors several elementary kids in the area!  Good luck!
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Try this website to start.  You'll need licenses.\n\nhttp://www.state.il.us/dcfs/daycare/index.shtml
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I suggest you read the book "From Babysitter to Business Owner: Getting the Most of Your Home Child Care Business" by Patricia Dischler. It has everything you need to learn how to start a babysitting business.
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The best is too work for the school.\nCafeteria help which pays quite well , school crossing guard, school bus driver. \nContact your child's school and ask  if they have any openings and where you need to apply. \nDelivering newspapers in the morning. \nPlacing an add for babysitting (small home daycare)\nYou have to get a license for more than 4 children I believe.