Jagruti Mehta
Yes, a trial period is highly recommended. It allows you to evaluate the babysitter’s skills, behavior, and compatibility with your baby before making a long-term commitment.
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Rohini Suresh Rajgole
You should clearly explain feeding schedules, sleep routines, diaper changes, hygiene practices, and any additional tasks like cleaning baby items or light household work.
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vishakabhise
Observe how the babysitter interacts with your baby during a trial period. Look for signs of patience, attentiveness, and comfort in handling the child. Your baby’s response is also a strong indicator.
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Sunita Baban Nikam
Both options work, but hiring through a reputed agency often provides added security like background checks and trained candidates. Personal references can also be reliable if they come from trusted sources.
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Manisha Murkar
The most important factor is trust and safety. Always verify the babysitter’s background, check references, and ensure they have experience in handling babies, especially if you have a newborn.
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