If they're watching TV quietly or reading a book, no worries. Use your judgement. answered Mar 30 '11 at 22:46 JBRWilkinson JBRWilkinson 4, 182 1 gold badge 25 silver badges 34 bronze badges 3 If you are unsure about someone and can't get references, I would first try them out with you at your home. Maybe you can work from home or do some busy-work around the house to get a feel for them a few times. I would definitely go find references. I got many of my babysitting gigs from word-of-mouth. Check out your state laws first. I know in NJ only one of the parties needs to know they are being recorded (in this case, you) but if YOU are not part of that recording, it becomes illegal. So you couldn't record a snippet of yourself and then leave a recording on to just tape the sitter. answered Mar 31 '11 at 1:20 I think that it's absolutely appropriate to know exactly what's going on with your kids. However, monitoring babysitter without her consent may be illegal in your country. That's easily solvable: get her consent!
I am a young friendly babysitter who's good with kids (17 year old male) who speaks both english and french (mother tongue english), and has experience with kids through caring for my younger sister and children of family friends, as well as working with kids on projects in my old school. I have my own transport and flexible working hours. I am available around the brussels region and would very much like to get into the expat community as a babysitter as Im sure my services could be of use and was just wondering whether anybody was looking for one, or knows of someone in need of one. Thank you:)
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