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How To Be A Babysitter

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Mr. Chris warren I what to be a babysitter. I have to be respectful, keep kids safe , make kids happy and make them asleep. I need to Work hard for 12 hours. I need to pass school and get diploma to get a job a babysitter. As a babysitter gets paid about $13.50 per hour. I will find a babysitting job in care.com. I will take care, of kids, teens ,and babies it is hard work. I like being next to kids and caring for them. Care.com recently conducted a survey of over 1,000 members and collected data to the money you get $13.50 from your boss. Life is hard to be a babysitter. babysitting is hard because you have to teach them how to clean up after themselves and entertain them.

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