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- Instruct the babysitter not to hesitate to call an ambulance or the police if she believes an injury is severe.
- The babysitter should know how to contact the police or fire department if she suspects an intruder or a fire.
- In case of a fire, instruct the babysitter to evacuate herself and all children first, then call the fire department from a neighbor’s home.
- Point out emergency fire exits, chain and rope ladders, fire extinguishers and smoke alarms.
- In case an ambulance is needed, let the babysitter know which hospital you prefer for your child.
- Tell the babysitter where first-aid supplies are located.
Last Update
January 29, 2008
January 29, 2008
