Sentences with phrase «trade babysitting»

When times were leaner for us, my wife and I would trade babysitting with another couple, put the baby in a stroller and walk around the mall.

Travel or boarding costs may also be a factor, unless you have a wide circle of animal - loving friends with whom you can trade babysitting services!

First, she could find someone in a similar situation and trade babysitting.

Trade babysitting with a friend so each of you gets time off each week.

If it's time, you can trade babysitting time with a friend or family member — even 1 hour — to do something for yourself, by yourself, even once every few weeks.

You can trade babysitting with friends.

In a babysitting swap, you trade babysitting duties with another parent.

It sounds like what you need right now is a friend with a child who can trade some babysitting with you.

Before anyone trades babysitting services, everyone needs to be clear on how a child who misbehaves should be handled.

We couldn't afford a sitter when our kids were young so we traded babysitting with another stay at home mom using computer created baby sitting bucks in 1/2 & 1 hour denominations.

An alternative to trading babysitting is joining or starting a babysitting cooperative.

Not exact matches

But I can buy fair trade coffee, stick with local produce, take a pass on the newest gadget so I can send some money to India, and help out friends by babysitting for free.

You could even do a babysitting trade with someone in your mom tribe, if you're on a budget.

For occasional babysitting, trade time with a trusted neighbor or friend, or hire a responsible student.

As your children get older, shared babysitting can actually feel more like trading playdates.

It's a trade instead of a paid service — you get free babysitting in return for providing free babysitting for others.

Beg a neighbor to trade off on babysitting favors for one morning and high tail it around town like a mad woman.