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babysit for
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babysit for someone and babysit (with) someone 
1. to attend and care for a child for a period of time. I'm looking for someone to babysit for my cousin. Will you babysit with my cousin?
2. to attend and care for a child for someone for a short period of time. Would you mind babysitting Roger for me for a few minutes? Sure, I will babysit for you.
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Offer to babysit or run errands for a day so the parents can take time off for some much needed rest and relaxation.
Practical Vs. Unique Baby Gifts for Twins by Andrei Myers / Family and marriage community
You can offer to babysit as well as running any necessary errands.
Gifts for A New Mother by Beverly Sugarman / Women's issues/gender studies community
Byline: Dr MIRIAM STOPPARD Dear Miriam MY new neighbour has two children and has asked me to babysit several times but hasn't paid me what she promised.
Dear MIRIAM: I LOSE OUT TO A MEAN MUM by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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