Other times, Thomas babysat while Nunez and Linda went out.
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I babysat, and I was counselor at a summer camp.
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I wasn't really like a baby person; I never babysat.
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Ruben Gallego, have babysat each other's kids from time to time.
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I dog-walked, freelance wrote after my day job, and babysat.
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Cisneros babysat Harjo's young children, providing her friend with time to write.
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Here I was, being basically babysat by a guy whom I outranked.
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E. watches G. and his little friend who came over to be babysat.
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Jennifer babysat for her all the time in her daycare that she ran.
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Then he reunites her with Ozzy who is still being babysat by Winter.
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And I often babysat Truus's children as well, because she was very busy.
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King knew the couple from church, and regularly babysat Courtney and his sister.
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As a teen, Dawson babysat twins with autism who lived across the street.
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She spent the days at her grandmother's house, who babysat other children too.
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Rudd plays the little boy Laurie Strode babysat for in the OG Halloween.
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She babysat us a few times and my brother got tutor lessons from her.
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To help make ends meet, Koum worked as a janitor and his mother babysat.
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Lowry got paid in cash whenever she babysat, and got tips working at Starbucks.
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The poet John Weiners was a neighbor and the actress Leslie Caron babysat Tosh.
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Long's stepsister, Brittany Woodley, on Facebook recalled fond memories of times when he babysat her.
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That summer, I babysat so I could work an unpaid internship for Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Places like Google, you can eat there, you can have your kids getting babysat there.
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It turns out Garner and Colbert know each other: she babysat for his daughter Madeleine.
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Hannah Tinti, editor in chief of the literary journal One Story, brought food and babysat.
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She'd started working at a coffee shop in Boston and babysat to make ends meet.
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But several relatives later confirmed having seen the blanket in her home while they babysat Timmy.
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I was babysat in a farm when I was six and I thought cows weren't interesting.
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In an interview with WFAA TV, Madmusaeva said she babysat twice for the girls on Wednesday.
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Among Love's connections to Manson: One of his "girls" babysat Love's kids, Love writes in Vibrations.
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I have my favorite stool, and I officiated the bartenders' wedding and babysat the owner's kids.
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My husband knew how to diaper and had babysat; I had never taken care of kids.
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They've babysat our dog so many times that it was only fair to return the favor.
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He'd seek safety, stability, and often a hot meal with the family of the kids he babysat.
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"I never babysat, and I don't think I ever held a baby until my nieces," she says.
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Shell said she babysat Lamping's two children Saturday afternoon while her friend went on a lunch date.
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He held a few odd jobs, babysat in exchange for rent, and performed exactly one solo show.
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"I would have babysat you!" she reminded him at one point, with a poke in the ribs.
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In the present day, Jimmy is being effectively babysat by an anal-retentive second-year associate named Erin.
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Sometimes when he babysat his neighbor's kids, he raided their tape collection for even more music to record.
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Last night, I babysat with my best friend and she told me about a "cleanse" she recently started.
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Anita Luz, who had babysat Beatrice Soledad from the ages of three to seven, didn't acknowledge the greeting.
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I was not someone who ever babysat, so I had to learn on the job with the twins.
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In all the years I traveled Dee Dee, who was 21 years older than Whitney, NEVER BABYSAT for them.
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She babysat me after school, mixing saffron with white rice to give me the impression I was eating biryani.
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Claudia Sorhaindo's 15-year-old niece J'Ann babysat her 2-month-old while the mother made a quick trip.
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The apartment isn't his; it belongs to a family he once babysat for in exchange for a place to sleep.
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Amazon reviewers love the show, and it was always a hit with the kids I babysat back in the day.
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She babysat, ran an after-school program and served free lunches out of the field house by her high-rise.
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Six years Cesnik's junior, Radakovic grew up as her tag-along and daily charge, as Cesnik babysat while their parents worked.
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We're having fun doing it and there are kids that need to be babysat, but it feels good and it's easy.
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But police said that in an interview with investigators last week, he admitted to sex acts involving children, including kids he babysat.
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My friend babysat and two weeks later came down with the flu, which is known to be potentially harmful to the elderly.
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"He would bring around horror films and draw fantastical pictures when he babysat for me," his nephew Gary McQueen, now 39, tells PEOPLE.
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To make things a little easier, there's even the option for your younger Tamagotchi to spend the day being babysat by its parents.
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Monika and Samantha* were the daughters of a family friend, each of whom my father had babysat regularly alongside my siblings and me.
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So there's a bit of an age gap there where I could have changed their diapers and babysat them when they were born.
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When Bird was very young and her dad was away in the army, her mom worked night shifts and babysat her during the day.
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None of them called me back, so I babysat and cleaned houses for $10 at a time to pay for textbooks and school supplies.
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I went back to living my life, riding bikes with my children, writing my first book, having dinner out with my husband while Ma babysat.
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I went back to living my life, riding bikes with my children, writing my first book, having dinner out with my husband while Ma babysat.
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When I was 15 the father of a family I babysat for kissed, groped and tried to seduce me one summer, which kick-started anxiety symptoms.
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Next we meet Cleveland, an idealistic, if disillusioned, auditor for the Iowa layer hen industry for whom Janey's mother babysat, as a teenager, 21 years ago.
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Anyone who's parented, babysat, or just hung out with kid likely has a story about them claiming to see a ghost, if not some other insidious entity.
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The toddler was with her grandparents that day because Mary babysat for her son and daughter-in-law while they were at work, Craig said in court.
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When Mr. Sanders debated Patrick Leahy three years later for a seat in the Senate, Levi went along, staying in the car, where Mr. Leahy's son babysat him.
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I'm used to being babysat with pricey new devices, but Huawei went out of its way to severely limit interactivity with the product, as noted in the story.
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In 2016, the judge sentenced Joseph Presley, 23, to five years probation and a month in Greene County Jail for sexually abusing an 8-year-old boy he babysat.
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" Slipping back into the booth, Ms. Mann said that 40 years ago the waitress had "typed my master's thesis in creative writing, and her daughter babysat for my kids.
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Her grandmother owned a music school that brought together some of the era's most popular performers, including the composer and musician W.C. Handy, who occasionally babysat for Ms. Dallas.
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Butler lives in the same apartment complex as the alleged victim's father, and Butler's daughter babysat the alleged victim, which police believe is how the two met, Eberling tells PEOPLE.
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Eventually, I donned a green apron and learned how to make your favorite Frappuccino in the mornings, and I babysat for a rotation of three different families in the evenings.
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I throw my wet hair in a top knot, slap on blush and Boy Brow, and walk over to a local coffee shop to meet the boys' mom I babysat last night.
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I wouldn't put him through that plane ride unless I was there for long enough to make sense because he has such a good life when he's being babysat by my agent.
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The FBI said O'Connell confessed he was sexually attracted to a third grader he once babysat and a 17-year-old whose photo he took while she was sleeping clothed at his house.
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In the oral history interview, Dr. Hornig recalled that her husband had babysat the first atomic bomb overnight before it was tested at dawn in the desert at Alamogordo on July 16, 1945.
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I've cleaned many an acquaintance's apartment, run errands for them, babysat their children and their pets, tutored their other children, and done some last-minute catering for their parties (that I wasn't invited to).
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The Desbrosses building was also the setting for the indie film "Tiny Furniture," which was produced by Lena Dunham, who lived down the hall with her parents and sister and often babysat for Isen.
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In a chance encounter she bumps into Fred Flarsky, played by Rogen, a liberal and at times clumsy reporter she babysat as a child and he begins working for her as a speech writer.
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"I have like an 8-year-old and a 10-year-old, and I was trying to hide them away from all this stuff," Steven Staloff told the paper, noting Taylor has babysat his children.
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That said, the fact that Trump literally needs to be babysat by his administration, makes up words, and can't seem to ever shut up when he needs to tells us a lot about his intelligence.
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Weiss had risen through the ranks of the fashion industry, beginning her career at just 26 years old as an intern at Ralph Lauren (a gig she snagged thanks to the neighbor she babysat for).
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She babysat for his two young children, and he recalled arranging an interview for her with Toni Morrison and telling the novelist only that his student Alicia Foster — that's Jodie's real name — was en route.
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It didn't help that my neighbor who babysat me every day at the time looked practically identical to her—so much so that my brothers eventually nicknamed her Large Marge, likely to fuck with me.
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You may think you have zero contacts, but think through your parents' friends, people you've babysat for, community service you've done — you may be surprised by who knows who, even locally in the your state's legislature.
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I grew up just after the Minecraft on iPad craze that every kid I babysat in high school apparently went through, and when my generation was playing it, I was, I don't know, playing anything else.
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Shuttled from house to house, babysat by an array of friends and family members, he was exposed to the city's grimmest hip-hop, to Aaliyah and Mya, to funk and soul, to Cher and Shania Twain.
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But Scouting was full of weirdos being babysat by man-children on power trips once a week on Wednesday night, with weekend campouts every couple of months, plus a week at a Scout camp in summer.
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The actress and reality star, who appeared in the original Halloween movie as Lindsey Wallace, one of the children babysat by Jamie Lee Curtis' Laurie Strode, is set to reprise her role in Halloween Kills, Entertainment Weekly confirmed.
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I think the fact that I was coming from a relatively similar class background as a lot of the moms that I babysat for set me up to be friendly with them in ways that other nannies couldn't.
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She points out that not every parent has the flexibility to stay home from work or to be late when faced with closed schools, and for some that means children are babysat by older children or left entirely alone.
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Andrea babysat for us just enough for us to survive, for me to keep writing, for my wife, Elvia, to finish her master's degree, and for us to occasionally talk to each other with being interrupted by a baby.
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When he was three or four, his mother moved the family to Ames, Texas, where her Aunt Ida lived, and Aunt Ida babysat the kids while his mother got trained as a nurse's aide in Liberty, the white town next to Ames.
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"I had many slaves - they did everything for me," the 25-year-old said, explaining how women and girls kidnapped by the Islamist militants washed, cooked and babysat for her during the three years she spent in their base in the vast Sambisa forest.
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The Almaguers, who have five children and live in the central Texas town of Killeen, were "serial child abusers" who assaulted members of their own family, as well as kids they babysat, knew from church, and who lived in their neighborhood, federal prosecutors said.
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So has technology: Never mind their cynical parents, American children, babysat by iPad from the time they were in diapers, are not as easily mesmerized by analog rides like It's a Small World and Autopia, with its little cars putt-putting along a track.
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At the quiet Thai restaurant on New York's Upper West Side where we met a few days before her Brooklyn show, she was full of warmth, speaking with such confidence and happiness that every time a waiter came up to her, you'd have thought she babysat their kids.
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At a focus group convened by Mr. Luntz, Joshua Narramore, 34, of Avon Lake, Ohio, described how he was cut off by an old friend — someone whose children he babysat and whose family would have him over for dinner — after posting in support of Mr. Trump on Facebook.
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And last week, CEO Mark Zuckerberg published an op-ed called "The Facts About Facebook," basically declaring, "Hands off our ad business," and bringing his argument for why Facebook doesn't need to be babysat — "we give people complete control" — to a news outlet that should reach the people who might disagree.
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I had mostly avoided social media since getting sick, but one day, I logged onto Facebook to see that across the country, people I knew and people I didn't — a pair of girls I once babysat for, a football team in Rhode Island — were praying for Maggie, hoping Maggie pulled through.
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The tragedy is that a few of my beloved cadets with whom I once played touch football, who babysat my children, who shed tears of anxiety and fear during private lunches in my office might well sustain injuries that will last a lifetime or die in one of this country's endless hegemonic wars.
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I didn't tell them the story of the 0003-year-old family "friend" who babysat while his parents and mine went out to dinner the year I was 11, how he followed me around the apartment, tugging on my blouse and telling me I should take it off, pulling at the elastic waistband of my pants and telling me I should take them off, how I finally locked myself in my bedroom and didn't come out till my parents got home.
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