What are the specific duties and responsibilities of the babysitter?

Sure, here are the specific duties and responsibilities of the babysitter:

Safety and supervision:

• Supervise children at all times, including when they are playing, sleeping, or eating.
• Ensure children are not left unattended in any room or area.
• Monitor children's movements and behavior to identify any signs of distress or danger.
• Respond immediately to any accidents or medical emergencies.
• Follow all safety protocols and guidelines set by the parents or guardians.

Educational support:

• Help children with their homework and reading assignments.
• Engage children in age-appropriate activities and games.
• Encourage children to participate in conversation and social interaction.
• Provide constructive feedback and praise children's efforts.

Emotional support:

• Offer emotional support and comfort to children who are feeling sad, anxious, or upset.
• Encourage children to express their feelings in a safe and non-judgmental environment.
• Provide reassurance and guidance to children who are struggling with behavioral or emotional issues.

Physical care:

• Assist with basic care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and feeding children.
• Encourage physical activity and playtime.
• Supervise children during outdoor activities, such as playing in the park or going for a walk.

Communication and interaction:

• Communicate regularly with parents or guardians regarding their child's activities, behavior, and any concerns.
• Encourage two-way communication between parents and the babysitter.
• Play and interact with children in a positive and engaging manner.
• Create a safe and welcoming environment for children to express themselves.

Additional responsibilities:

• Follow all house rules and guidelines set by the parents or guardians.
• Respect children's privacy and personal space.
• Be punctual and reliable for scheduled babysitting shifts.
• Maintain a clean and organized environment.
• Keep accurate records of children's activities and observations.
• Adhere to all relevant child protection laws and regulations.