a favor

[Guest guest]

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Hang in there , the right job will come along . Wishing you lots of

luck . I did not find any particular sites you requested but did you

run into these sites ? Maybe there is something .

http:search.allcommunity.com/Business/Jobs/Household/Childcare/

http://4everythingnanny.comlinks.htm

http://www.daycareland.com/daycare_providers_community/daycare_provide

rs_community/daycare_providers_community...

http://www.kinderstart.com/educationdaycarechildcare/childcareinformat

ionandconcerns.html

If these sites did not work due to it being too long , try typing in

the short email address , Example: kinderstart.com and on . Or just

delete them .

Is there any way you could contact several Autism Support Groups to

offer your services ? Any daycares near your neighborhood ? There are

several church that may be of some help . Let them know your willing

to offer your services after their hours for Special Needs or what

your willing to offer . With the Holidays around the corner , many

parents would love to know there is a special person willing to offer

their services to provide for childcare . Place an ad on your

neighborhood newspaper if not too costly for you . Whatever you

decide , prayers your way . Take care.

Irma, 13,DS/ASD.

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> I was wondering if anyone knows any good websites,

> etc. about finding families that need babysitters, or

> pet sitters. I have looked for a few hours and

> couldn't come up with not much information. Sorry to

> ask y'all for a favor.

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[Guest guest]

Irma,

Thanks so much for the websites. Yeah, the right

job will come along. . but I don't know where to look

for that job that I want to do. Well thanks again,

and take care

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[Guest guest]

I agree with Kuroneko, It can't hurt to ask. Maybe some people will

consider it. It would make the emails a lot easier to read.

Aimee

> Kuroneko <kuro_neko999@y...> wrote:I've been on several newsgroup

for years, and it's

> common courtesy for people in most groups to *trim*

> their posts. When you are writing in response to long

> posts (or a number of long posts connected together)

> it is polite to trim the fat, we only need a few lines

> for reference and seeing several footers at the

> end is unnecessary. I have asked this of this group in

> the past as well.

>

> Rudely telling off people who *asked nicely* that the

> world revolves around them, and that they should just

> read it on the web when they subscribed to the digest

> is completely out of line. I wish this group had a

> decent moderator. It's really getting out of hand.

>

> Kuroneko

[Guest guest]

Hi-

I hope that this is not inappropriate to ask on this forum, but my

husband and I would like your help on a product that we have

developed to help our son's team communicate more effectively.

My husband, Steve, has created a web-application where all my son's team

(teachers, doctors, consultants ect...) can have

24 hour access to each other and to us. Anyone with internet access can

sign in with a password and be able to share

important information regarding our son. The application has these

sections: journal, dietary, medication, bulletin, and more. We are

just beginning to use it with his team and are finding it very helpful,

but are also running into some kinks--which we are quickly resolving,

but are important to find.

We are hoping to present this product to other school systems to provide

for their students.

Before we can move ahead, however, we want to make sure that this site

does everything that parents and providers

would want it to.

Is there anyone on the list interested in trying the application out and

seeing how it works and then giving feedback?

If so, you can go to www.iabida.com and view the demo. You will also

find an icon in the bottom right-hand corner

for a free trial. You can log in and try communicating with your

family or providers and see how it works. If you have

trouble, or ideas, there is a feedback button that gives you a screen to

share your thoughts with us. We would really appreciate

your input. The site is password protected, so no one can have access

to your child's info that you don't approve.

Please be honest with us and share whatever thoughts you have....Thanks

for your time!

Mom to Wynn, age 9, ASD