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What makes a good babysitter? when i was at school, i used to do a lot of babysitting at the weekends to earn a bit of extra pocket money. most of the work i did was for family friends who had young children, and knew that i could cope with the 1) responsibility of looking after their kids. i think one of the most important qualities of a good babysitter is 2)  patience - you shouldn't get angry or annoyed, but just stay calm in all situations. i suppose how you deal with anything is just a matter of 3) common sense; if there's a problem you just have to deal with it 4)  sensibly and use your brain! i was always firm with the children but never 5)  bossy because i don't think you get anywhere with them if you keep on telling them to do things when it's unnecessary. i tried to be 6) relaxed with them; i didn't make too many rules, because that way we all enjoyed ourselves, and they always looked forward to me coming. obviously a certain amount of 7) discipline is needed, as you don't want them running round the house out of control. i'm a bit of an 8)  entertainer when it comes to looking after kids; i like to make them laugh. we always sang a few songs and played a few games. i always tried to appear 9) enthusiastic and interested in what they were doing as this helped them become confident. the most important quality for a babysitter, as far as the parents are concerned, is that you are trustworthy 10) they are leaving you alone in their house with their children, and so they really have to be able to trust you. of course you have to be 11) reliable; it wouldn't be much good if they couldn't depend on you to get there on time every time.

Toys and playing are an essential part of the growing-up 1) process for children. they are extremely important in helping children 2) develop into healthy adults - both physically and mentally. not only do they help children develop their creative talents but their imagination as well. for as long as there have been humans on earth, there have also been toys. indeed, the toys that ancient greek and roman children played with many years ago show a distinct 3) r esemblance to toys that our children play with today. throughout history children have been playing with dolls, puppets and building blocks. playing goes side-by-side with 4) learning for the developing child. games allow parents to detect their off-spring's special talents, or even any learning problems that they might have. the more fashionable educational methods today include games in the classroom, as they are a particularly 5) stimulating way of helping children to leam. playing is a vital part of the learning process and should never be dismissed by parents as a waste of time.