What to write on a babysitting flyer?

Parent opinions on summer babysitting flyer ideas?

• I already have a broad network of babysitting customers but this summer I am looking to expand to new people as well as re-emphasize my availability to my current customers. I am thinking of creating a flyer with my information to distribute to local families who I know and include a business card of mine for them as well as "one for a friend" so they can give it to someone who asks them for a babysitter. What kinds of things can I put on the flyer to take up space? I am looking for a sort of summery slogan to put at the top as well that involves babysitting. (I also would say I am CPR and first aid certified and have taken a babysitting course as well as a 30 hour coaching,teaching, and recreational leadership class. And of course include rate and availability and other little details) Parents: If you received a flyer, what information would you like to have from a potential babysitter?

• Answer:

  Things I would like to know as a parent: -My friend recommended them to me -They have a criminal record check -They have first aid/ CPR knowledge -They have other childcare references -Their age -Their name -Their e-mail address preferably, or some way to contact them- NOT texting- sorry, I'm too old for that One the flyer I'd probably look for some enthusiasm too. I got a flyer once from this girl, who lived in our building so we knew her, on which she said that she brought her friend "Monster" with her, and there was a picture of a puppet monster... well, that's just the kind of thing my kid loves, so I contacted her. She also had all the other stuff I was looking for.