Babysitter was in our bedroom

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We are on vacation at a “family camp”. The counselors are generally great, are all screened etc so Some of these college kids earn extra money by being available to babysit in the evenings and, when there are events and a lot of families need sitters, there’s a person whose job is to match sitters to families. Long story short, we’d never met our sitter before. We’re staying in a two-bedroom suite with a living room.

We told the sitter tonight we’d be home at 11. We got back at about 11:02 and the sitter was in the doorway to our room - either entering it or coming out. Nothing is missing and nothing seems out of place but it felt odd. My best guess for an innocent explanation is he’d forgotten his phone charger and had found the charger in our room and used it, and was getting his phone because we were walking in the door. But who knows.

Would you stay silent? Find the sitter and ask what happened? Tell the coordinator that you don’t want that sitter for any other evenings? Or talk to the camp director? What would you say to the sitter if you started there?

I wouldn’t hire a guy to babysit. Sorry.
Anonymous
Ask your kids.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We are on vacation at a “family camp”. The counselors are generally great, are all screened etc so Some of these college kids earn extra money by being available to babysit in the evenings and, when there are events and a lot of families need sitters, there’s a person whose job is to match sitters to families. Long story short, we’d never met our sitter before. We’re staying in a two-bedroom suite with a living room.

We told the sitter tonight we’d be home at 11. We got back at about 11:02 and the sitter was in the doorway to our room - either entering it or coming out. Nothing is missing and nothing seems out of place but it felt odd. My best guess for an innocent explanation is he’d forgotten his phone charger and had found the charger in our room and used it, and was getting his phone because we were walking in the door. But who knows.

Would you stay silent? Find the sitter and ask what happened? Tell the coordinator that you don’t want that sitter for any other evenings? Or talk to the camp director? What would you say to the sitter if you started there?


Surprised you are using a male babysitter really. But I guess good for you for not being sexist/biased.
Anonymous
Is this Tylers place lol?

I remember snooping around houses when I used to babysit. Never opening drawers on anything like that but just checking out the house.
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