This is a guest post written exclusively for AtlantaMoms.com readers by Cecilia Giamundo with SeekingSitters.com.
It’s funny how last year we had such an awful winter and this year it was almost non-existent. Ice vs. early blooms, freezing cold to beautiful evenings on the patio. Summer is almost here and time to think of how to entertain the kiddos.
Summer camps are abundant and wonderful choices, vacations will no doubt take up some of the summer but what to do with the days when you have to be at work, no summer camp and vacation is either yet to come or ended?
SeekingSitters can be the easy answer. We don’t just take care of children, but keep them busy with:
- Play time
- Pool time
- Activities
- The park
- Bike rides
- Even trips to the Aquarium, Center for Puppetry Arts, and so many other fun things Atlanta has to offer.
Our Certified Professional Sitters come prepared with age-appropriate activities planned for your children and are CPR/FA certified and are doing this for the love of the kids.
Cell phones, no.
Video games and TV, not unless you authorize it.
There are crafts galore, and if there are activities to be attended such as baseball or soccer games, we are great cheerleaders and will be safe in the car with your most precious possessions.
SeekingSitters was launched in Tulsa by a Mom whose family business was a private investigation firm. She decided to background “investigate” her sitter who was, by the way, her son’s preschool teacher. She was floored by the negative background check relating to children and the idea for SeekingSitters was born. Within two years, they started selling franchises and here we are today. We’ve been in Atlanta for three years and I’m thrilled to say there are many happy families that are members of SeekingSitters Atlanta. We are 57 franchises strong across the country with hundreds of locations. Once you are a member here, you are a member everywhere a SeekingSitters location exists.
We are the preferred sitters for the Army Yellow Ribbon Events. This has been a most rewarding experience for myself and my sitters. While the adults are attending seminars about how to handle deployment, or later on, how to handle life without their soldiers in the home, we get to work with the kids. Some have seen this before but still don’t understand and are sad. Some are quiet and introspective, even 5 and 6 year olds. But by the end of the event, everyone was smiling, sitters had tears of joy to be able to help a little one adjust and the crafts they created and letters to their loved ones in the service of our country would melt your heart.
For more information please go to www.seekingsitters.com or call Cecilia Giamundo at 678.662.7242.
This is a guest post written exclusively for AtlantaMoms.com readers by Cecilia Giamundo with SeekingSitters.com.
