seeking sitter recommendations
Sep. 15th, 2004 10:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sev(some of you have been asked this already.)
As I think many of you know by now, Ethan and I are planning a commitment ceremony for the beginning of November.
There are over a dozen kids on the invite list and about half of them are toddler-ish. We're planning on providing childcare for any twelve-and-unders during the ceremony. Do you have any child-sitters in Seattle to recommend? (pros would be nice.) We'd be willing to pay whatever their going rate is and they can partake of the buffet at the reception once the ceremony is over and the kids are released back into their parents' care. They should have their own transportation to and from the venue. I'm aiming for one sitter per every two or three kids.
At the absolute very least I do have to find somebody to watch any kids that come in from out of town (like my two-and-a-half-year-old niece, since my sister is participating in the ceremony).
(what I *really* wanted was something like this, but they're not technically babysitters and the ages of the kids in question are too diverse.)
As I think many of you know by now, Ethan and I are planning a commitment ceremony for the beginning of November.
There are over a dozen kids on the invite list and about half of them are toddler-ish. We're planning on providing childcare for any twelve-and-unders during the ceremony. Do you have any child-sitters in Seattle to recommend? (pros would be nice.) We'd be willing to pay whatever their going rate is and they can partake of the buffet at the reception once the ceremony is over and the kids are released back into their parents' care. They should have their own transportation to and from the venue. I'm aiming for one sitter per every two or three kids.
At the absolute very least I do have to find somebody to watch any kids that come in from out of town (like my two-and-a-half-year-old niece, since my sister is participating in the ceremony).
(what I *really* wanted was something like this, but they're not technically babysitters and the ages of the kids in question are too diverse.)