Kapita Kumar
A governess is more suitable for school-going children who need guidance with academics, personal development, and structured learning activities.
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Shubhangi Warang
No. Babysitters may not require formal qualifications, while a governess is usually well-educated and may have teaching or childcare training.
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Ashwini Jadhav
A governess goes beyond childcare she focuses on teaching, discipline, etiquette, and the educational development of children, whereas a babysitter mainly looks after safety and basic care.
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Vipra Virendra Bolaye
A babysitter’s primary role is to ensure the child’s safety, comfort, and basic needs, such as feeding, changing, and engaging in simple play, while parents are away for short periods.
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Pradnya Dharve
She should inform the employer immediately rather than trying to fix it herself. This ensures professional servicing and avoids damage.
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