Archana Bhosle
Yes, letting your child pick favorite activities like puzzles, coloring, or reading encourages bonding. When kids feel included, they’re more likely to accept the babysitter warmly.
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Priyanka Kawale
Introduce the babysitter beforehand, maintain familiar routines, and reassure your child that you’ll be back. Leaving behind a favourite toy or comfort item also helps ease transitions.
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Priyanka Jadhav
Explain who the babysitter is, why they are coming, and that their role is to keep them safe and have fun while you are away. Keeping the explanation simple and positive helps reduce anxiety.
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Sarita Makwana
If your child can follow simple routines, express their needs, and is comfortable being away from you for short periods, they are generally ready for a babysitter. You can also do short trial sessions to test readiness.
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Sonal Vishwakarma
Simple instructions, patience, and clear demonstrations help. If language is a barrier, try using gestures or translated keywords. Agencies can also help by assigning maids familiar with the client’s preferred language.
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