babysit |ˈbābēˌsit|verb ( -sitting; past and past part. -sat) [ intrans. ]look after a child or children while the parents are out
So as stated in the Oxford Dictionary, and many other dictionaries out in the market, to babysit, is to look after and care for a child when the parents are out.
Just a short and brief introduction. I am a twenty-odd lady, who holds a diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education,who loves little children, and wish to be around them all day long,who is pursuing her degree in psychology and early childhood studies (full-time),who wish to earn some tuition fees, and yet be involved in my interest every single moment of my life.
I have two years of teaching experience at renown kindergartens and childcare centres,and of course rich personal experience in babysitting young cousins, nieces and nephews. Thus, owning a personal encyclopedia of fun-filled, yet educational activities, songs, stories and many more surprises to offer.
I sincerely hope and wish to bring excitement and happiness to each child and parent.
So as stated in the Oxford Dictionary, and many other dictionaries out in the market, to babysit, is to look after and care for a child when the parents are out.
Just a short and brief introduction. I am a twenty-odd lady, who holds a diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education,who loves little children, and wish to be around them all day long,who is pursuing her degree in psychology and early childhood studies (full-time),who wish to earn some tuition fees, and yet be involved in my interest every single moment of my life.
I have two years of teaching experience at renown kindergartens and childcare centres,and of course rich personal experience in babysitting young cousins, nieces and nephews. Thus, owning a personal encyclopedia of fun-filled, yet educational activities, songs, stories and many more surprises to offer.
I sincerely hope and wish to bring excitement and happiness to each child and parent.
