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Your best option is to hire a babysitter for the 2.5 hours.  Set up a tutor two or three time per week to arrive after your child has had time to relax for at least 30 minutes.  If the tutor overlaps completely with the sitter, [b]have the sitter cut veggies for dinner[/b].  If the tutor gets there 30-45 minutes before you do, the sitter can just leave (as long as you are ALWAYS on time).  Or just have the tutor come when you’re there.[/quote]

?? I am an MCPS elementary school teacher and i occasionally babysit for neighborhood kids after school.  I have never cut up veggies for anyone other than myself!  I mean, really.  Babysitting = supervising homework (not tutoring -- that's a much higher rate) or watching TV or playing puzzles.  I think you are thinking of a housekeeper.

But then, my neighbors have enough class to never ask me to chop their veggies.  Sheesh.  That would make a great story at school the next day. [/quote]

Babysitter=not qualified or experienced enough to be nanny, let alone teacher or tutor.  Sitters can be asked to cut up veggies for a kid’s dinner.  It takes 5 minutes...[/quote]

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