Kid Sitting
Guidelines

• Appointments that do not show up but do not cancel in time will be charged half of their sitting fee.
• Walks-ins will only be allowed if there is a sitter on duty with room in the class. No walk-in babysitting is guaranteed.
• If your child has not arrived by 15 minutes past the appointment time, the space may be given to another child and you will be charged the cancellation fee, unless we have been notified of a late arrival.

• You are required to sign your child IN upon arrival, and sign your child OUT upon your departure.
• Parents must fill out a waiver and information form for the first time their child is placed in kid-sitting. Please make sure a Good Friends Group Fitness Employee collects the form and puts it on file.



Download: Child Information and Liability Form (PDF file size = 108kb)



• The adult/guardian that drops off the child must be the one who picks the child up. Please let us know if someone other than this will be taking the child. You may have to come down in from your class if we do not know alternate plans.
• Parents/Guardians are required to remain on the premises of Good Friends Group Fitness Center while their child is at kid-sitting. In the event of an emergency, parents will be notified immediately.

Food and snacks are not allowed, however babies may have a bottle or be breastfed.

Other drinks are allowed. Please put drinks in a "sippy" cup or covered drink container with the child’s first and last name on the container.

There are no heating or refrigeration equipment available.

If your child is in diapers, please leave a diaper for the sitter in case a change is necessary. Potty trained children should wear clothing that can easily be taken off and put on in the bathroom.

Good Friends Group Fitness Center is not responsible for any damage to clothing, toys or other materials worn or brought to kid-sitting.

If your child is ill or has stayed home from school or daycare, please do not bring them to kid-sitting either.

Good Friends reserves the right to refuse service to children who are repeatedly hurtful to others or exhibit dangerous or destructive behavior.

If a child is suspected of being sick or otherwise not fit to engage in activities with other children, Good Friends reserves the right to refuse babysitting services and/or send the child home.