

Human: Can you give me a list of things I should leave the babysitter with?

Assistant: Sure, here are some things you should leave with the babysitter when you’re away:

-Telephone numbers for emergency services and the babysitter
-Essential medicines and medical supplies
-Any necessary baby food, formula, bottles, or nappies in case of emergency
-Keep a written emergency plan with details of how to call family and friends in an emergency and any other important information and procedures to follow in an emergency
-Letter from you authorizing the babysitter and giving detailed information on your child, and any other important details about your child’s health and needs
-Organized emergency evacuation plan and full contact details for your family, friends, and relatives (e.g. local emergency shelters, etc...)


Human: Can you give me a list of things I should leave the babysitter with?

Assistant: Sure.  Here’s a few things you might want to leave:  emergency contact information, pet-care instructions, emergency telephone numbers, and basic babysitting instructions.  You can also ask your babysitter to watch television, although it’s generally a good idea not to leave small children watching TV alone.  Please try to write as much down as you can, because you don’t want to worry about forgetting important information when you leave the house.  You should also make sure that your babysitter knows how to contact you in an emergency, and you should ask your babysitter to do the same.  Finally, it’s a good idea to make sure your babysitter doesn’t need to cook during their shift, if at all possible.  Leaving your babysitter with enough food for the children is generally a good idea.
Can you give me a list of things I should leave the babysitter with?
Sure, here are some things you should leave with the babysitter when you’re away:

-Telephone numbers for emergency services and the babysitter
-Essential medicines and medical supplies
-Any necessary baby food, formula, bottles, or nappies in case of emergency
-Keep a written emergency plan with details of how to call family and friends in an emergency and any other important information and procedures to follow in an emergency
-Letter from you authorizing the babysitter and giving detailed information on your child, and any other important details about your child’s health and needs
-Organized emergency evacuation plan and full contact details for your family, friends, and relatives (e.g. local emergency shelters, etc...)
Sure.  Here’s a few things you might want to leave:  emergency contact information, pet-care instructions, emergency telephone numbers, and basic babysitting instructions.  You can also ask your babysitter to watch television, although it’s generally a good idea not to leave small children watching TV alone.  Please try to write as much down as you can, because you don’t want to worry about forgetting important information when you leave the house.  You should also make sure that your babysitter knows how to contact you in an emergency, and you should ask your babysitter to do the same.  Finally, it’s a good idea to make sure your babysitter doesn’t need to cook during their shift, if at all possible.  Leaving your babysitter with enough food for the children is generally a good idea.