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What can I do now, as a 9th grader to gain experience to be in childcare

I am a 9th grade student and I am interesting of childcare #childcare

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Thank you comment icon Hello, Some of the things that I did to gain experience were volunteering at a place where I would interact with children like a children's hospital, tutoring kids and even babysitting. Carolina
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Hassan’s Answer

I agree with Carolina's comment. Getting neighborhood babysitting experience would be a good start. Babysitters in our neighborhood would also get CPR certified so parents know they can handle emergencies. Volunteering is another great option. Start in your school district. Do they have book buddy or tutoring opportunities?

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/education/blog/getting-job-at-daycare-without-experience/, https://www.care.com/c/6-ways-to-get-child-care-job-experience and https://work.chron.com/job-working-kids-kid-experience-16018.html list some additional ways.
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Natalie’s Answer

Like Hassan and Carolina said, babysitting is a great way to get into childcare and gain experience. I know my town has a Facebook group for the community and I've seen parents looking for babysitters on there. See if your community has a Facebook page or some type of community network. Something I did before I started working in childcare was volunteer. I volunteered at a baseball league for special needs children for five years. It was a lot of fun to see the kids enjoy the game, and I gained a lot of experience from it. Try to see if there are any volunteer programs for helping children in your area.
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