Member Since: October 5, 2004
Answers: 5
Last Update: November 24, 2004
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for a 7 year-old kid who's nice and who would listen to me (easy babysitting) how much shopuld i charge? (link)
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It all depends on how long you babysit.
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is it a good way to make money
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babysitting can be a good source of money. If you know what you are doing. It all depends on the number of children, the age of them, and their needs.
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hi im 13/f and my mom still wont let me babysit. its rlly embarrasing bc i am 13 but she thinks im not "matture" enough. i feel like im being treated like a baby. how do i get her to let me start babysitting so tht i dont hav to hav a babysitter? thanx ~steph~ (link)
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Try to show that you are growing up... Show her that you are responsable. Give her reason to believe in you.
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Everytime i leave my 1 year old puppy alone, like when i take my brother to work in the mornings, and there is nobody up to watch him, he always gets into things. Like this morning, he chewed my clock, and my medicine *was way out of reach* was in the floor chewed on. Thankfully he didnt get any of it though. My question is, 1. how can i stop him from chewing on things that he is not suppost to, and 2. is there other way other than locking him up in his carrier? (link)
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Well you dont have to lock him up in his carrier.. But you could buy him a dog crate. Or you could also buy a Gate.... and lock him in one area.. and while he is in that room you could give him some dog bones and treats and maybe he wont chew as much....
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I've just moved in to Univeristy, and my room is really bad. There is only one shower between 18 people, the kitchen is tiny, and there's so little natural light in my room that you can't read without artificial light. I've picked up a form to apply for a change of room, but I don't know whether I should go through with it, as moving would mean I'd move to a new corridor where people have probably already formed friendship groups and cliques, whereas here I already know people. Do you think it's worth the hassle of switching? I have seen other rooms around my campus and they are, without exception better than the one I have, so there's no real risk, it's just a case of it being worth the hassle of having to move all of my stuff after having moved it in just a few weeks ago. (link)
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Well,
It seems that your biggest pet peeve is the natural ight thing... My opinion is that it is not worth it to move all because of that. But that is just my opinion
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