Tejasvi Bhavsar
Always offer feedback in a positive and respectful manner. Appreciate their strengths and clearly explain areas for improvement. Open communication helps both you and the babysitter build a healthy, long-term working relationship.
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Arati Bagad
It’s best to stay nearby for the first day or two to observe interactions discreetly. Later, you can step out for short durations to see how the babysitter handles things independently.
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Pratiksha Pawar
Notice your child’s body language and reactions. If your child appears happy, relaxed, and willing to play or talk with the babysitter, that’s a strong indicator of comfort and trust.
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Rupali Limbaji Wakode
Focus on patience, attentiveness, responsibility, and communication skills. Watch how the babysitter interacts with your child, manages daily routines, and stays alert to safety and hygiene.
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Gunavanthy Kumar
Ideally, a trial period should last between 2 to 5 days, depending on your needs. This duration allows you to observe the babysitter in various situations feeding, playtime, naps, and handling small challenges before making a final decision.
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