Babysitters are lifesavers for the mothers who work full time and do not have many childcare options In Turkey it is common in extended families for grandmothers or unmarried relatives especially aunts to take care of children However not all mothers have this option today Babysitters or nannies are one form of external childcare that mothers turn to As babysitting is a very newly developing field it is essential to explore and examine the experiences mothers have had with their babysitters and make recommendations based on the research conducted in more experienced countries on this topic In this study mothers? experiences and thoughts are examined The study involved 17 mothers living in central Kutahya Turkey To choose the participants the study utilized the convenient sampling method Findings of the study showed a need for professional development courses for babysitters as well as training for parents on how to provide quality education for their children
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Objective & Hypothesis:Babysitters are lifesavers for the mothers who work full time and do not have many childcare options In Turkey it is common in extended families for grandmothers or unmarried relatives especially aunts to take care of children However not all mothers have this option today Babysitters or nannies are one form of external childcare that mothers turn to As babysitting is a very newly developing field it is essential to explore and examine the experiences mothers have had with their babysitters and make recommendations based on the research conducted in more experienced countries on this topic In this study mothers? experiences and thoughts are examined The study involved 17 mothers living in central Kutahya Turkey To choose the participants the study utilized the convenient sampling method Findings of the study showed a need for professional development courses for babysitters as well as training for parents on how to provide quality education for their children
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Key Findings & Data:Babysitters are lifesavers for the mothers who work full time and do not have many childcare options In Turkey it is common in extended families for grandmothers or unmarried relatives especially aunts to take care of children However not all mothers have this option today Babysitters or nannies are one form of external childcare that mothers turn to As babysitting is a very newly developing field it is essential to explore and examine the experiences mothers have had with their babysitters and make recommendations based on the research conducted in more experienced countries on this topic In this study mothers? experiences and thoughts are examined The study involved 17 mothers living in central Kutahya Turkey To choose the participants the study utilized the convenient sampling method Findings of the study showed a need for professional development courses for babysitters as well as training for parents on how to provide quality education for their children
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Conclusion & Impact:Babysitters are lifesavers for the mothers who work full time and do not have many childcare options In Turkey it is common in extended families for grandmothers or unmarried relatives especially aunts to take care of children However not all mothers have this option today Babysitters or nannies are one form of external childcare that mothers turn to As babysitting is a very newly developing field it is essential to explore and examine the experiences mothers have had with their babysitters and make recommendations based on the research conducted in more experienced countries on this topic In this study mothers? experiences and thoughts are examined The study involved 17 mothers living in central Kutahya Turkey To choose the participants the study utilized the convenient sampling method Findings of the study showed a need for professional development courses for babysitters as well as training for parents on how to provide quality education for their children
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Çocuk/Bebek bakıcısı · Problem · Annelerin deneyimleri
Abstract
Babysitters are lifesavers for the mothers who work full time and do not have many childcare options In Turkey it is common in extended families for grandmothers or unmarried relatives especially aunts to take care of children However not all mothers have this option today Babysitters or nannies are one form of external childcare that mothers turn to As babysitting is a very newly developing field it is essential to explore and examine the experiences mothers have had with their babysitters and make recommendations based on the research conducted in more experienced countries on this topic In this study mothers? experiences and thoughts are examined The study involved 17 mothers living in central Kutahya Turkey To choose the participants the study utilized the convenient sampling method Findings of the study showed a need for professional development courses for babysitters as well as training for parents on how to provide quality education for their children
Özet
21 Yüzyıl?da çocuk bakıcıları annelerin özellikle tam zamanlı çalışan annelerin veya çocuklarının bakımı için başka seçeneği olmayan annelerin vazgeçilmezi haline gelmiştir Türkiye?de geniş ailelerde anneanne babaanne bekâr akraba kızları teyze ve halaların çocuk bakımını üstlendiği sıkça görülmektedir Ancak günümüzde bütün annelerin böyle bir olanağı yoktur Bakıcılar bu yardımı sağlayan anne işte iken veya müsait değilken çocuğun bakımını üstlenen kişiler olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır Türkiye?de yeni gelişmekte olan bu alanla ilgili annelerin çocuk bakıcılarıyla yaşadığı deneyimlerini ve görüşlerini irdelemek ve bu konuda uluslararası alan yazınını temel alarak önerilerde bulunmak alanın gelişimine katkı sağlayabilir Bu çalışmada annelerin deneyim ve görüşlerini almak üzere çeşitli soruları temel alan bireysel görüşmeler yapılmıştır: Bu çalışmaya Kütahya merkezde yaşayan toplam 17 anne katılmıştır Katılımcıların seçiminde kolay ulaşılabilirlik metodu kullanılmıştır Bu çalışma çocuk bakıcıları için mesleki gelişim kurslarının gerekliliğini ve ebeveynlerin çocuklarına kaliteli eğitim sağlama konusunda bilinçlendirilmesi gerekliliğini ortaya koymuştur
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