Wait, I just grabbed a piece of holiday toffee and am now ready to offset the sugar... with more sugar... eh... it works.
On the fifth day of Hanuchristmakwanzakah, the American Red Cross advised me
Red Cross train your babysitterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!
Prevent hypothermia
Don't spread the flu
Please drive safely
And prepare my vehicle for traveling!!
OK preparedness ninja, let's test your ultimate preparedness knowledge.
Did you know the the American Red Cross has babysitting classes?
Oh, you do? I see, you read my blog. Well, it is a smart idea to hire a Red-Cross trained babysitter when attending holiday festivities. Our trained child wranglers can administer basic first aid; properly hold and feed a child; take emergency action when needed; monitor safe play and actively engage your child; and some may be certified in Infant and Child CPR.
I know you are on the phone with your babysitter now to see if she has the ultimate babysitting qualifications. So, I'll leave this little video just for you.
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