30 Bizarre Requests By Crazy Parents Searching For Babysitters

Being a babysitter or a nanny is a difficult job and these babysitters often get unreasonable requests from parents.

As a nanny, it’s not uncommon to receive requests from parents that are a bit unusual or even downright outrageous. These requests may seem extreme and unreasonable, but unfortunately, they are not uncommon in the babysitting industry. Parents who hire nannies often have specific expectations and preferences for how their children should be cared for, and while some requests may be reasonable and typical, others can be downright strange and bizarre. Some parents want babysitters almost for free. They want them to fulfill their strange requests but when it comes to salary, they would want to pay less because they think it’s easy to babysit. Nannies are often left scratching their heads wondering how to fulfill these unusual requests.

However, there are some requests that cross the line of reason and leave babysitters wondering if the parents are in touch with reality. Here, we have 30 outrageous and weird requests made by parents searching for babysitters. Scroll down to have a closer look at them.

1. Their 9-year-old son still needs a babysitter:

2. Babysitting needed:

3. Looking for a sitter for a kid with ADHD:

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4. “Attention Baby Sitters”

5. Why do we have to pay for babysitting services on trips?

6. She is paying $20 a week?

7. $100 For A 60-Hour Per Week:

8. Now we know why her last babysitter stopped texting her:

9. They wouldn’t be paying high:

10. Looking for a daytime childcare:

11. Looking for a live-in Nanny for 1-2k a year:

12. What do you mean by you can not afford to work for me? You don’t pay me.

13. Anyone here for free babysitting?

14. $20-30 a week:

15. She wants a babysitter and a housekeeper at $1.70/Hour:

While some of these requests may seem bizarre, it’s important for nannies to remember that every family has their own unique preferences and expectations for how their child should be cared for. It’s essential for nannies to communicate openly with their employers about what they are comfortable with and what they are not, and to establish clear boundaries and expectations from the start. Additionally, babysitters should remember that their own well-being and self-care is just as important as the needs of the family they are caring for.

16. “Seeking a live-in nanny”

17. “Looking for personal babysitter”

18. A responsible babysitter for 3 kids:

19. Full-time babysitter is needed:

20. Money is tight but she needs a babysitter who would charge minimum wage:

21. “In need of a babysitter”

22. Babysitter must be a high school graduate and a church goer:

23. You will barely have to do something:

24. Looking for a full-time in your home free babysitter:

25. The requirements for the babysitter:

26. Looking for a kind human to live in basement apartment:

27. Job responsibilities of a babysitter:

28. We need a nanny again:

29. A babysitter that has experience with autism:

30. Want to experience the joy of parenting?

It is important for nannies to approach these situations with an open mind and clear communication to ensure that both the family and the nanny are satisfied with the care being provided for the child. Have you ever been a babysitter? Have you ever gotten bizarre requests from parents? Share them with us in the comment section down below!

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