Stories & imagination
Favorite books, silly voices, and make-believe adventures that bring stories to life.
Good friends. Growing together.
A parent’s-helper learning project built on friendship, creativity, and giving back. We lead books, games, and crafts while your child’s parent and a club-side adult stay with us. Founded by Athena and friends, ready to make ordinary days a little more extraordinary.
Start with a free 30-minute meet-and-greet
Adults stay with usOne child · ages 5–10Weekend activities
FUN. BIG IDEAS.The Sitters 4 Kidz way.
REAL FRIENDSHIP ADULT SUPERVISION A LITTLE EVERYDAY MAGIC
Good times, growing minds
More play. More possibilities.
Books, games, and creative ideas led by the girls, with your child’s parent right there to supervise.
Arts & little masterpieces
Drawing, coloring, and simple crafts—with your permission and supplies.
Games & curious minds
Puzzles, board games, and playful number or word activities at your child’s pace.
Play & happy energy
Building, pretend play, and parent-approved games. A little tidying together, too.
Say hello to the team
Meet your new favorite club.
Four friends, four roles, and one shared idea: learn together, give back, and plan activities that kids look forward to. Adults handle approvals, care, and safety decisions.
CLUB / 01
President
Athena
Our founder and team cheerleader. Athena enjoys reading, piano, soccer, and sharing ideas. She also speaks Japanese.
Helping the club grow with kindness
CLUB / 02
Vice President
Aria
Aria has been a competitive cheerleader since she was two. She also plays basketball and softball and is developing her soccer skills.
Helps plan activities and support the team
CLUB / 03
Treasurer
Lexi
Lexi has enjoyed recreational cheerleading since kindergarten. She also takes part in STEAM club, art service club, and choir.
Tracks volunteer hours, researches charities, and plans supplies with an adult
CLUB / 04
Secretary
Arabella
Arabella is a gold medalist in competitive gymnastics. She also enjoyed recreational cheerleading until fourth grade.
Keeps club ideas and meeting notes organized
Friendship is where we started. Teamwork is how we make it happen.
Made for your family
A SMALL START.
A SHARED PLAN.
1
Send a parent inquiry
Known or personally referred families can request a visit for one child aged 5–10. Choose a weekend time for a 30-minute introduction or a 60–90-minute activity visit.
2
Talk with the adult coordinator
Before confirmation, adults verify the family connection and discuss care needs, relevant allergies, supervision, permissions, and the emergency plan privately.
3
Stay, play, and learn together
Your child’s parent stays in the same activity space and provides care. A club-side adult stays to support the girls. Everyone can pause or stop if needed.
For the grown-ups
Great questions.
Honest answers.
Feeling comfortable comes first. Here’s how our parent’s-helper project works.
Have another question?What is Sitters 4 Kidz?
A youth-led learning and community-service project founded by Athena and friends. Athena is ten, and the club members are children practicing leadership by planning books, games, and crafts. An adult coordinates every visit, and your child’s parent or legal guardian stays with the children and remains responsible for care. This is not independent babysitting.
Who can join a visit?
We are starting with families known to a club family, or personally referred and verified by the adult coordinator. Each visit is for one participating child aged 5–10. Please discuss the connection privately with the adult coordinator; do not put another family’s contact information in the form.
Does a parent need to stay?
Yes. Your child’s parent or legal guardian stays in the same activity space, attentive and responsible for care. A club-side parent, guardian, or adult coordinator approved by the attending club members’ guardians also stays to support the girls. Being elsewhere in the house or on a work call is not active supervision. If either adult needs to leave or cannot supervise, the activity stops. There are no drop-off visits.
Who will lead the activities?
Athena is president, Aria is vice president, Lexi is treasurer, and Arabella is secretary. The adult coordinator agrees with you which member or members will attend, with approval from each member’s parent or guardian. An inquiry does not automatically book all four girls.
Can we meet everyone first?
Yes. Start with a free 30-minute meet-and-greet for your family, the participating club member, and the adults involved. Your child’s parent or guardian stays throughout. No donation is expected, and there is no obligation to arrange another visit.
How long are visits, and when are they available?
Activity visits last 60 or 90 minutes. This initial project runs on Saturdays and Sundays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.; every visit must finish by 4 p.m. Availability is discussed individually. This is not a drop-off childcare or evening babysitting service.
Where do visits take place?
In a shared activity space in the requesting family’s home, agreed privately by the adults before confirmation. A club-side parent, guardian, or coordinator approved by each attending member’s guardian accompanies the girls. Adults check the surroundings, handle arrival and departure, and stay for the whole visit. No outings, pools, trampolines, or private closed-door activities.
How is a visit confirmed?
Send an inquiry. The adult coordinator will verify the family or referral and discuss care needs, relevant allergies, activities, the supervising parent, and emergency arrangements privately by phone before confirming. Each participating club member’s parent or guardian must approve. An inquiry or an owner-portal acknowledgment is not a confirmed visit.
What should we share in the inquiry?
Your town, adult contact details, preferred weekend date and time, your child’s age, and general interests. Do not include children’s names, birth dates, schools, home addresses, medical details, or other sensitive identifying information. Share necessary care information privately with the adult coordinator before final confirmation. Keep essential emergency instructions available at the visit.
What activities and care are included?
Reading, board games, drawing, and simple parent-approved crafts. Your child’s parent handles food, toileting, medication, and other personal care. Tell the adult coordinator privately about any support needs so adults can decide together whether the activities are suitable. Club members do not provide infant or toddler care, bathing, cooking, transport, swimming or water play, trampolines or stunts, outings, overnight care, or group childcare.
Do we need to pay or donate?
No. Participation does not depend on a donation. If your family chooses to give, donate directly to a charity you choose. There is no hourly rate or suggested amount. Any amount or no donation is equally welcome. The club and its families do not collect money or require donation proof. Donations do not affect priority. We do not issue charitable receipts or promise tax deductibility.
What if plans change or someone feels uncomfortable?
Tell the adult coordinator as soon as possible if you need to cancel or anyone is unwell. Any child or adult can stop an activity or decline a visit without pressure. The adults handle concerns, departures, and any emergency. Gifts made directly to a charity are separate from the visit; any donation questions belong with that charity.
What experience or training do the girls have?
The club members are children learning with adult oversight. Their interests and achievements are not childcare qualifications. No verified CPR, first-aid, childcare credentials, or insurance coverage are promised on this website. Discuss the proposed activities and everyone’s role with the adult coordinator before deciding whether to participate.
For parents & adults
The fine print.
In plain English.
Please read this before requesting a visit. The girls lead activities; your child’s parent or legal guardian stays with the children and provides care throughout.
Updated October 17, 2026
Kids lead the activities. Adults provide the care.
Sitters 4 Kidz is a youth-led learning and community-service project founded by Athena and friends. Athena is ten. The club members are children practicing teamwork, planning, and kindness. They lead books, games, and crafts with adult oversight; they do not provide independent babysitting. This website does not represent them as professional caregivers or verify childcare qualifications, licensing, or insurance coverage.
A parent stays for the whole visit
The participating child's parent or legal guardian stays in the same activity space, attentive and responsible for their child's care throughout, including the meet-and-greet. A club-side parent, guardian, or adult coordinator approved by every attending club member's guardian also stays to support the girls. Being elsewhere in the house or reachable by phone is not enough. No drop-offs or leaving children in sole charge. If either supervising adult must leave or cannot remain attentive, the activity stops.
Start small, with families we know
This initial project is for families already known to a club family, or personally referred and verified by the adult coordinator. Each visit includes one participating child aged 5–10. Meet-and-greets last 30 minutes; activity visits last 60 or 90 minutes. Visits are on Saturdays or Sundays, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., and must finish by 4 p.m. Activities take place in a shared space in the requesting family's home; the adults approve the location privately. These are our starting project limits, not legal age or duration requirements. An inquiry does not guarantee availability.
Adults agree on the plan first
Before confirming, the adult coordinator and your family discuss the child's needs, relevant allergies, the activities, location, supervising parent, and emergency plan privately by phone. The coordinator verifies the family or referral, confirms each club member wants to attend, and obtains approval from each member's parent or guardian. An adult handles calls, texts, and final confirmation; the girls are not asked to screen families or message unfamiliar adults alone. Adults must review the project's arrangements and applicable insurance before any visit. Confirm who is attending and keep essential emergency instructions available at the visit. Share sensitive information privately, never in this form.
Simple activities, clear limits
The girls can read, play board games, draw, and lead simple parent-approved crafts. The supervising parent handles food, toileting, medication, and other personal care. Club members do not provide infant or toddler care, bathing, cooking, transport, swimming or water play, trampolines or stunts, outings, overnight care, or group childcare. The adults check the play space and keep pets, weapons, and other hazards safely away. Any child or adult can stop an activity or decline a visit without pressure. An adult handles concerns and safe arrival and departure.
Giving is a separate, optional choice
No payment or donation is required to participate. If your family wishes to give, donate directly to a charity you choose. The club, website owner, and participating families do not collect or keep money. There is no hourly rate or suggested amount. Giving any amount or nothing is equally welcome and does not affect eligibility or priority. Giving is separate from arranging or confirming a visit. We do not require donation proof, issue charitable receipts, or promise tax deductibility.
Understand the risks and everyone's responsibilities
Even supervised play can involve falls, cuts, allergic reactions, illness, property damage, or other emergencies, including serious harm. Club members are children with limited experience; they must not be relied on to manage emergencies. The supervising parent remains responsible for care. Adult supervision and this acknowledgment do not guarantee an accident-free visit or remove anyone else's legal duties. The website owner, Athena, her friends, and their families do not receive blanket immunity. Nothing here waives a child's legal rights or excuses negligence, reckless conduct, or intentional harm.
Keep children’s information private
This form is for adults and collects only adult contact details, town, an age, timing preferences, and general interests. Do not submit children’s names, schools, birth dates, addresses, medical details, or contact information. Discuss necessary care information privately with the adult coordinator before confirmation. Adults manage communication. Do not photograph, record, or post about a visit without the relevant parents’ permission and the children’s agreement. Contact the coordinator through the club family you know with questions about your inquiry or its stored details.
Read, ask questions, then choose
By checking all six boxes and submitting, you confirm that you are at least 18 and the participating child's parent or legal guardian, understand the project and its limits, and voluntarily request a supervised visit. If anything is unclear, contact the club family you know or the adult who referred you; they can connect you with the adult coordinator before you agree or submit an inquiry. An inquiry requires separate confirmation by the adult coordinator. We record the terms version and submission time with your inquiry. Either family may cancel or stop a visit if concerns arise.
Questions before you agree? Contact the club family you know or the adult who referred you. They can connect you with the adult coordinator before you submit an inquiry.
Continue to the inquiry form Good things start with hello
Let’s make
their day.
Start with a short introduction. If the activities suit your family, plan a supervised weekend visit with one child aged 5–10. Your child’s parent and an approved club-side adult stay throughout.
A free 30-minute meet-and-greet
One child and simple activities
Adults present; an agreed plan
Optional giving, directly to charity
An adult coordinator handles screening, confirmations, and questions. Club members help plan the fun with their families’ guidance. Please provide contact details for an adult, not a child.