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Our new Babysitting Flip Chart is tabbed for easy reference - great for child care providers, babysitters, preschool teachers, grandparents! Easy mount magnet-backed design allows easy display for refrigerator and similar surfaces!
Flipper Guides make thoughtful gifts for babysitters, child care agencies, parents, school teachers!
Item SS-CLP-918W
Tabbed Babysitting Flip Chart for Child Care Providers, Preschools, Babysitters and more - printed on High-Quality Flip Cards on durable plastic backing.
Handy Babysitter Flippers are a terrific quick-reference guide for child care providers, nannies, home safety and schools!
Babysitting Charts feature a comprehensive guide with tabbed, easy-reference format covering a wide variety of topics including: feeding, changing diapers, first aid, nosebleeds, choking, safety tips, communicating with parents, burns and fever, and much more!
Sturdy plastic backing even has space on the back for emergency phone numbers.
Tabbed Flip Charts are designed for easy mounting on many surfaces. Rigid backing has a magnet to hang on refrigerator, file cabinet, etc.
Babysitters Flipcharts are an essential child safety reference as a part of your home, school or child care organization's emergency preparedness plan.
Overall size of this babysitters flip chart is 5.5" x 11"
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