Start Saving with the STL Kids Club

The STL Kids Club officially launches today, and we're kicking it off with an offer to save 50% on babysitting services. Seeking Sitters is is a locally-owned, on-demand, online babysitting referral service that does all the work for you. Seeking Sitters will find a professional sitter for you based on your specific needs whether it's for a one-time gig, or ongoing, daily or weekly babysitting. Click here to check out the first Kids Club Deal.

Kids Club Deals are designed for parents across the St. Louis metro area. The deals and discounts are for the products and services you use most at a savings of up to 75 percent.

Plus, 10% of the proceeds of each Kids Club Deal will be donated to a local charity that benefits children and families right here in St. Louis. The April charity of the month is the St. Louis Crisis Nursery, an independent not-for-profit agency that provides a short-term, safe haven for more than 7,000 children a year, birth through age 12, whose families are faced with an emergency or crisis. The Crisis Nursery provides care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at five nursery sites, and also provides ongoing outreach, support and follow-up care to families

Sign up to receive the Kids Club Deals delivered to your inbox, or check our web site (or www.stlkidsclub.com) for discounts designed just for busy parents like you.

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