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Dear Zoey,
What if you were babysitting a kid who doesn't seem to have ANY respect for authority and just think they can do whatever they want? For me, as I have been raised almost completely the opposite, it would be very difficult. What are your ideas on relieving some of the "tension"?
Sincerely,
A fellow babysitter

Dear A Fellow Babysitter,
If the child has no respect for you or anything, put them in timeout for 5-10 minutes and afterwards, explain to them that they need to know that you're in charge and they will have a good time with you if they listen.
Sincerely,
Zoey

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Thanks for reading,
ZOey

Dear Zoey,
What do you do when you've had a past expierence (like you dropped a kid and they got hurt by accident) and you still want to babysit for them. How can you re-build the trust? Or should you forget it?

Sincerely,
Ellis


Dear Ellis,
I have gotten into situations like that. What you do is that you get your parents or family-friends to give you support and let them write a letter to the child's parent(s). They might get a little more careful, or they might just let go for awhile, and then start up again.

Your Blogger,
Zoey

Dear Zoey,
have you found it hard to reassure parents sometimes or prove somehow your "credentials" to take care of their kids? How can we reassure parents for that?

-Hannah

Dear Hannah,
Thank you for the question! I reassure the parent(s) that my crudentials will take care of the kids would be to get some references by e-mail. Print it out and give the exact words to the parents!

-Zoey