Sittercity in the media

"Within 24 hours after posting a job, parents usually get an average of 17 replies. No one in America ever has the excuse of 'I can't find a babysitter' again."

"Calling itself the Match.com for childcare, Sittercity provides an invaluable service at a reasonable rate."

"Through Sittercity's Website, subscribers can access what looks like a parents dream come true!"

"Sites like Sittercity.com allow sitters to post their profiles without charge and parents to peruse them for a fee. They even give tips for interviewing potential sitters."

"Genevieve Thiers' site receives so many queries about food that she is preparing to post an online worksheet on which parents can specify diet preferences."

"Genevieve you are new to the show. This is definitely, for any parents a 'why didn't I think of that.' Your moment was when you actually saw a pregnant woman scurrying about."

"iVillage babysitting expert and CEO of Sittercity, Genevieve Thiers, gives great advice for the age old question of who is good enough to be watching your kids."

"When I meet someone and they say Sittercity changed my life, that's the best reward."

"Stranded without a sitter on a Saturday night...again? Here comes www.sittercity.com to the rescue!"

"Even if you have a reliable babysitter, you still need a backup plan for sick days and vacations (hers, that is). Sittercity.com connects parents to qualified sitters."

"Best if you want someone to work full time..."

"Need a last-minute sitter for a party or child care on a regular basis? Sittercity.com has a database of college-age sitters."

"Parents can check Sittercity.com to find sitters who are qualified."

"As the oldest of seven, Genevieve Thiers is a born babysitter. Now 27 years old, Thiers has turned this familial chore into a successful business...she launched Sittercity.com, an online database that links babysitters with parents."

"Genevieve Thiers, who put herself through college by babysitting, has put the Internet to work helping parents."

"Finding a sitter in a jam just got easier - and cheaper - for Atlantan Paul O. He's taking advantage of a new benefit offered by his employer, which provides discounted access to the online babysitter search service Sittercity."

"Parents can post jobs and keep a list of favorite sitters on the site."

"Looking for a sitter when you're away from home? Check out Sittercity.com."

"Sittercity, a Web site that helps parents connect with babysitters, allows sitters to provide the site with information for a background screening. A LexusNexis [sic.] search is then done on that sitter, and the results are made available to parents looking for a match."

"September is a crazy month for finding babysitters because sitters and kids are both going back to school, so post now and post early."