Babysitting
Love kids?
A noble, flexible and rewarding business awaits!
If you’re comfortable with the demands of babysitting, you naturally have the personality for the work and you’re willing to take the necessary preparations to get certified and registered, babysitting can be less of a job and more of an opportunity for you. You can develop long lasting relationships while making some great money along the way, with relatively flexible hours.
Startup Smartup will help you with discounted certifications through The Red Cross! In just four hours, you’ll gain the confidence to handle most babysitting situations, like what to do in an emergency and how to keep yourself and the kids safe. You’ll also learn the basics of child care, like feeding and changing diapers. Plus, you’ll get tips on talking with parents and how to get your business started.
Healthy food that babies like most
We provide you the following selection of foods that are great for baby’s health
Best food for babies
Broccoli is full of folate, fibre it also contains cancer-fighting properties
Bananas are known as a source of Potassium, also contain vitamins B6 and C, Calcium and Iron
Avocados are a rich source of unsaturated fats
Blueberries are bursting with antioxidants, also are good for baby’s eyes, brain and even urinary tract
Dark green leafy vegetables have high amount of iron and folate
Meat is a great source of protein, Zinc and Iron
Food Progression 4 – 6 months
Initial food
Breast milk is the natural perfect food for any baby around the world
Organic vegetables
Pureed Carrots, Creamed Corn, Pureed Squash, Pureed Green Beans, Pureed Peas, Pureed Sweed Potatoes
Organic Cereals
Rice, Oatmeal, Barley
Organic Fruits
Pureed Apricots, Applesauce, Mashed Bananas, Pureed Peaches, Pureed Pears, Pureed Pruns
Food Progression 1-2 Years
Chicken contains low content of fat
Brown rice is a good source of energy and includes some protein, vitamins and minerals
Salmon is a good source of essential fat that supports brain function and the imune system
Yogurt is an amazing source of calcium, protein and phosphorus
Foods to avoid for babies
Whole or chopped nuts and seeds
Raw or under-cooked eggs
Salty food
Unnecessary sugar
Fizzy drinks
Tea, coffee or flavored drinks