How to Interview a Babysitter
Hiring a nanny or babysitter can be a time-consuming and stressful time for a parent. The first step is to dedicate enough time to the hiring process so you can make sure that you’re making the best decision for your family.
- Always do a face-to-face interview and contact all references.
- Ask the babysitter about age-specific activities to gauge their experience.
- Ask scenario questions to determine if the babysitter has the common sense you need.
- When checking references, be sure to ask specific questions about conflict that arose and how the babysitter handled feedback.
- Only hire a long term caregiver who agrees to a trial day before hiring.
Asking the right questions can help you get the best care for your child. Read Martha's full article at Just the Facts, Baby!
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