How to Entertain Kids when You Are Babysitting

When the kids start to get fussy or antsy, ask them if they want to do something., Play with the children., Be patient with the children if they start getting bored or miserable, show them the things they have brought and encourage them to play.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: When the kids start to get fussy or antsy

    You could suggest that they color in, do a project, play a game, make a craft, etc.

    They say yes and it's time to put your entertaining skills into overdrive! , Take out the thing they want to do.

    If you are doing a project or coloring and you have messy toddlers, let them help put down newspaper or a plastic mat to protect floors and tables.

    Have fun and they will be able to tell and enjoy the babysitting time more and will give glowing reports about your engagement with them. , If they don't want to do something in particular, find something else for them to do! Ask the kids what they want to do.

    Give them options and let them choose and they will be a lot happier.

    They may have different opinions on what is fun and what's not than you do.
  2. Step 2: ask them if they want to do something.

  3. Step 3: Play with the children.

  4. Step 4: Be patient with the children if they start getting bored or miserable

  5. Step 5: show them the things they have brought and encourage them to play.

Detailed Guide

You could suggest that they color in, do a project, play a game, make a craft, etc.

They say yes and it's time to put your entertaining skills into overdrive! , Take out the thing they want to do.

If you are doing a project or coloring and you have messy toddlers, let them help put down newspaper or a plastic mat to protect floors and tables.

Have fun and they will be able to tell and enjoy the babysitting time more and will give glowing reports about your engagement with them. , If they don't want to do something in particular, find something else for them to do! Ask the kids what they want to do.

Give them options and let them choose and they will be a lot happier.

They may have different opinions on what is fun and what's not than you do.

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