do you provide dinner to your occasional babysitter?

[Anonymous]

Yes. If the shift covers dinner hour, and especially if she is feeding your children, be sure there's enough for her to eat, or money left on the counter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always cook dinner (for the kids and enough for her too) and if they already ate then I make sure there are a few options in the fridge - deli meat, or I buy pre-made food.
I know what snacks she likes and always make sure to have them (she come a lot, ha!)

that's nice to hear that you notice and instead of reclamar you da.

[Anonymous]

Well, we invite our college-age sitters to help themselves to anything they want, but my own schedule and finances (for us, $20 is a lot to add to a $50 bill) don't permit any further perks. Our sitters also usually tell us they've already eaten. We do spring for their taxi rides home if we don't want to move our car at a time when we're unlikely to get another spot within 5 blocks or so.