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Can I become a hospital baby cuddler if I am in a wheelchair?

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Of course, as long as the hospital is disabled-friendly (which almost all maternity hospitals are). You can still hug babies without using your legs.

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What if I only have one ankle?

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You can still cuddle babies with one ankle.

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Is there a version of this for 9 year old girls?

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Check with your local hospital. Each hospital has different policies.

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How do I become a baby cuddler if I already have a full-time job?

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Let them know your availability in your application/interview. List all the times you will have available for volunteering.

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Where can I apply to become a baby cuddler in Florida?

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Look online for hospitals in Florida with the program and see what you can find.

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I will love to apply for a baby cuddler volunteer position. What should I do?

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Check the hospitals in the area you would like to volunteer. There is usually a wait list for baby cuddlers so check first and add your name. You could volunteer at the hospital until there is an opening so that you could show your dedication and work ethics. If you decide to do so, just let them know that you would ultimately like to be a baby cuddler. The hospital will interview you and you will need to go through training. You will probably need to have a flu shot and/or make sure your vaccinations are up to date. When you go for the interview, dress professionally and be punctual.

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How do I volunteer as a hospital baby cuddler without it interfering with my schooling?

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Contact the hospital you would like to volunteer at and let them know the hours and days you will be available. If you are chosen to be a baby cuddler, then you will have to commit to that schedule.

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