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If you have posted an ad on CraigsList for Childcare from home, how has it worked out for you? This is my first time doing this, and I could use some advice. What did your ad say, how did you go about responding... I've already posted my ad, but just received an email that sounded a Lil fishy. So if you have experience with this, kindly let me know how to go about it.
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I'm not in search for child care... I want to start babysitting from home...
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I'm not in search for child care... I want to start babysitting from home...
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if it sounds fishy, it is!
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I'm scared of craigs list. Lol
All I can think of is the craigslist killer. -
Be honest, post pics, use proper spelling and grammer, post the price. -
Yep, I didn't respond, but I still would like to hear about other moms experience.
Quoting peanutsmommy1:
if it sounds fishy, it is!
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it can be VERY VERY fishy.
It can be dangerous..
That being said, I did find an amazing mother of 4 on Craigslist when I was looking for a babysitter.. And she became a great friend.
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Pics of what?
Quoting Chelsey191:
Be honest, post pics, use proper spelling and grammer, post the price.
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Personally, I wouldn't find a babysitter on CL.............too many weirdo's and I wouldn't do that to my child. Ask friends or neighbors to be on the safe side but then again, you just don't know about people these days
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What did her ad say?
Quoting KristenFowles:
it can be VERY VERY fishy.
It can be dangerous..
That being said, I did find an amazing mother of 4 on Craigslist when I was looking for a babysitter.. And she became a great friend.
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your child care space, people like to see what they are getting before they come to visit/interview
Quoting momsince04:
Pics of what?
Quoting Chelsey191:
Be honest, post pics, use proper spelling and grammer, post the price.
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I have done it and cared for some great families, but you do need to be careful.