How to Make a Good Impression on Babysitting Parents
When going to the child's house, look presentable., When you get to their house, ring the doorbell once, then wait patiently and with a smile. , Greet them with a bubbly smile, and wait for them to invite you in., Say hello to the child (children)...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: When going to the child's house
Wear an appropriate outfit, not something you might wear to a friend's house.
Comb your hair, brush your teeth, and put on a nice body spray, or deodorant.
This will give the parents the impression that you take care of yourself. (Which is hopefully true!) Be sure to avoid shorts shorter than a few inches above the knee, very tight clothing, anything badly ripped, and miss matched clothes. -
Step 2: look presentable.
, Say something like, "You have a lovely home." Or compliment the mother's clothing. , Wait patiently for the parents instructions about what the kid can eat, or their bedtime, then nod with a look that says, "Yes, yes of course."
(or whatever time they are getting home, to show you were paying attention when they told you)" -
Step 3: When you get to their house
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Step 4: ring the doorbell once
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Step 5: then wait patiently and with a smile.
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Step 6: Greet them with a bubbly smile
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Step 7: and wait for them to invite you in.
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Step 8: Say hello to the child (children) as well.
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Step 9: When the mom and dad say they're ready to go
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Step 10: say something like
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Step 11: "See you at 11!
Detailed Guide
Wear an appropriate outfit, not something you might wear to a friend's house.
Comb your hair, brush your teeth, and put on a nice body spray, or deodorant.
This will give the parents the impression that you take care of yourself. (Which is hopefully true!) Be sure to avoid shorts shorter than a few inches above the knee, very tight clothing, anything badly ripped, and miss matched clothes.
, Say something like, "You have a lovely home." Or compliment the mother's clothing. , Wait patiently for the parents instructions about what the kid can eat, or their bedtime, then nod with a look that says, "Yes, yes of course."
(or whatever time they are getting home, to show you were paying attention when they told you)"
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