Babysitter Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary in context
Looking after children in an English-speaking household means you're constantly reading situations and choosing words carefully — often simultaneously. Is the child cranky or unwell? Is the behaviour stubborn or just tired? Getting those distinctions right matters, both for how you handle the moment and for how you report it to parents later. This exercise focuses on the vocabulary of everyday childcare — the words that describe children's states, behaviours, needs, and routines in the specific way that English-speaking families use them. The goal isn't just to understand what parents say to you — it's to say the right thing back, in the right way, at the right moment, so that every handover at the end of the evening feels confident and complete.
