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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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We only go out for a couple of hours but we hardly like to ask our new neighbour to babysit for children who think they're old enough to be left anyway.
If so, say, "I'll be glad to babysit for you," or "the next time you need a babysitter, call me.
I try to give my children a healthy diet and limit their sweets and biscuits but when my parents babysit for them they spoil them with chips, chocolates and sticky desserts.
 
 
 
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