The Bracken County Family and Consumer Science Agent along with the 4-H Agent offered a 4 part babysitting class for students.  We partnered with our local Family Youth Resource Service Center with this program.   The classes were offered to 5^th grade and up.  The students would ride the bus to the Extension Office after school.  The four different sessions consisted of:  The business of Babysitting, basic care of infants and children, the different ages and stages of children, and basic first aid and safety.  A pre and posttest was given to the participants.  At the end of the program 100 % of the students could identify the most important duty of a babysitter and what questions to ask parents before they leave.   The students could all identify the proper toys for the different ages by doing a hands on activity.  With the help of a local EMT the students could all practice helping a choking child correctly, addressing poison control matters, and basic first aid.  At the end of the program each student received a babysitter bag to help them start their own business.  This program is offered every other year.