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Care.com Free Weekend

For anyone looking for a nanny, babysitter, pet sitter, senior care provider, or other care-person:

Care.com's Free Weekend starts tomorrow. This opportunity runs March 19th through March 21st.
During this weekend, anyone can search for caregivers, post jobs, and get contact information.

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  1. UnknownMarch 18, 2010 at 5:45 PM

    thanks for this! We don't go out much but would like to sometime:)

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  2. SSCleveMarch 20, 2010 at 6:34 PM

    Hi, this is Stacy. I’m a member of Care.com’s Mom Force—a team of work-at-home moms that helps with safety and customer service. I may be biased but as a mom I think Care.com is an amazing resource for finding care providers. The site offers free background checks, uses the Mom Force to review all care providers and job posts before we post them online, and gives you access to recorded references and reviews to help you decide who to hire. They also have exclusive members-only features like Care-on-Call (for last-minute care), Care Exchange (to meet families who want to exchange babysitting and pet sitting services). Plus an amazing selection so you’ll be able to find a match that’s right for you and your family. Good Luck in your search.

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