The state of Oklahoma has strong regulations regarding the care of children. In the state of Oklahoma, anyone who watches a child longer than 15 hours a week, or has multiple of children in their care requires a license.
According to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, child care provided in the child's own home (which would be the usual situation for babysitting) or by relatives or through informal arrangements that parents make with friends or neighbors (which would cover pretty much any other situation that could be reasonably called "babysitting") is exempt from the normal child care licensing requirements.
So, no, you don't need one, unless you're providing a formal service for more than 15 hours per week outside the child's home, in which case it's considered "Child Care" and not "babysitting."
No you do not need a license.
No there is no certain age you have to get a license
You can watch up to 8 children without a license in Oklahoma. This number has to include your own children and can vary if you have more than one child under the age of 2 years old.
You only need a license to babysit on a regular basis if you serve more than one family.
If you are operating a consistent daycare, you need a license in Arkansas. Occasionally babysitting children doesn't have a limit.
yes
You can babysit 4 children without a daycare license. If you are going to do this as a business, then you need to get a license.
no
nope you go girlnot of corse you do
You don't usually need a license to babysit, but if you feel that you need one, they may be given after babysitting courses, which are usually provided by local hospitals, but they will probably have a fee.
I beleave you can without a license if it is under 5 kids.
You may find the information regarding childcare standards at this link.