Sneha Argekar
Ensure the home is safe, organized, and child-proofed. Provide clarity on where essential items are kept, allow access to necessary areas, and ensure they have drinking water, food options, and a comfortable working space.
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Sanchita Vengurlekar
Feedback should be delivered respectfully and calmly. Focus on clear communication rather than criticism. Encourage two-way feedback, allowing the babysitter to share concerns or suggestions as well.
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Harish Tukaram Shinde
A verbal thank you, positive feedback, respecting their time, paying on time, and acknowledging their efforts in caring for your child are great ways to show appreciation. Small gestures go a long way in boosting their morale.
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Chaitali Mayekar
Parents should discuss daily responsibilities, the child’s routine, safety rules, and house guidelines at the beginning of employment. Sharing emergency contacts and schedule details also ensures clarity and prevents misunderstandings.
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Rina Ahire
A respectful work environment helps the babysitter feel valued, confident, and motivated. When they feel respected, they provide better care, communicate more openly, and build a stronger bond with your child.
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