Kylie: Who would they trust more to babysit the baby?
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I am not just here to babysit all of you.
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"It's there to handle security, not to babysit," she said.
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At night when I babysit them we have dance parties.
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Sometimes I babysit, but I don't have a job yet.
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Grandmothers, mothers and daughters babysit, defend and raise calves together.
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Ms. Sanchez said she would sometimes babysit Ms. Manigault's children.
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He said Mr. Taylor used to babysit for his children.
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Tietsort was also asked to babysit the baby boy's older brother.
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I told Ca$tro I had to go babysit my sister.
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But she probably didn't count on having to cook and babysit.
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Like any good suburbanite, I used to babysit as a teenager.
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Apparently I drunkenly promise to babysit her unborn child every weekend??
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Paige goes over to Pastor Tim and Alice's house to babysit.
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We're so lucky that our parents can babysit during the week.
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My daughter didn't get her master's degree to babysit a child.
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"No one really wants to relocate to babysit," Ms. Handley said.
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Who can babysit if I have to get to the hospital?
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"There is no one in the office to babysit," said Foster.
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"I certainly have no time to babysit a grown man," I'd say.
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I babysit for a few hours and then head over there, too.
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Khloé, now 31, is happy to babysit Kim's daughter North West, 2.
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Def will be ordering it for pick up before I go babysit.
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That makes my job heaven because I don't have to babysit anybody.
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There's a family I babysit for about once a month in Providence.
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Maher said she was forced to babysit for weeks at a time.
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I had to stay home and babysit our five-year-old son.
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I still babysit them and we all live in the same neighborhood.
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I met his monkey before, my friend used to babysit his monkey.
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Most of the people I babysit for are friends with my parents.
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I don't babysit a lot anymore, but I do love this family.
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There, his father would tend bar while the regulars helped babysit Rafe.
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Apps for finding someone to walk your dog and babysit your kids.
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She didn't have to babysit him around her friends, he had it handled.
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Who would you rather have babysit your children, George Clooney or Matt Damon?
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Yes, and moved on to babysit the media team and others, but yeah.
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They have The Bachelor to thank for that — thank and ask to babysit.
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Well I was gonna babysit two little girls who really like Disney channel.
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The story focused on Conyers use of Congressional staff to babysit his kids.
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I'm so excited — but I have committed to babysit that very same night.
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She said her mom was going to babysit Evelyn because she had work.
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Mechanical breast milk pumps awkwardly babysit the diagrams, bills, and to-do lists.
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Older children have to babysit younger ones, and some kids are left entirely alone.
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But are they friendly enough to allow each other to babysit their respective youngsters?
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"Go on, they're my crowd to babysit, I'll get them a drink," Murt said.
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But the hours were long and her family was not always available to babysit.
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"I used to hate coming over here to babysit for her," Ms. Borden said.
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Then horror crept over me as I realized that I used to babysit her.
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"I fantasized I would walk it and babysit it over the weekends," Ms. Rogawski said.
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I know it's a part of my job to babysit people at a certain point.
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I also call our sitter and arrange for her to come tomorrow evening to babysit.
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When Bill learned Cherie Blair was pregnant, he dubbed Tony "Dad" and offered to babysit.
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Manny and Luke babysit for Lily so the adults can have a day to themselves.
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"My son would always ask if Lena could come over and babysit," Ms. Hunter said.
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My brother would babysit me, and take care of us both while she was gone.
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I'm paid to babysit until 229, but the mom has been getting home early recently.
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After all, McMaster and Jim Mattis will be along to babysit the commander in chief.
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How to Babysit a Grandma, available at Amazon, $5.78How to Babysit a Grandpa, available at Amazon, $5.99This New York Times best-selling kids' picture book is written in a how-to style, with the narrator giving important tips for "babysitting" a grandpa or grandma.
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"You have to babysit the company that's supposed to be managing your loan," Jarvis told me.
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However, Whelan said Cripps targeted single or divorced women with young boys and volunteered to babysit.
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But my sister asking us to babysit Emma kind of sped up the talk about kids.
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Bologna, by contrast, is the cold cut you pack for the sh*tty kids you babysit.
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Vicky ultimately quips that Julian is now one of her least favorite kids to babysit for.
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I'm on the road by 9:30 with J. and the twins to babysit my nephews.
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She preferred to live in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where she used to babysit and where friends lived.
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This way she could plan ahead when she needed to ask parents or friends to babysit.
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They offer to babysit the baby as a thank you and I won't say no that!
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McCain's daughter, Joselyn, asked her dad to babysit Abbie the doll one workday earlier this month.
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Her grandmother refused to babysit, and there was no one else to take care of Nicholas.
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Her constant availability — to help out, to comfort, to babysit — was one of her most loving gifts.
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I pass out Valentines that I made with the five-year-old I babysit to my friends.
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A robot vacuum will clean without complaining and babysit your child while you're vomiting away your hangover.
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Did Brown stick around to babysit the West kids while Kim and Kanye had a date night?
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She can kind of babysit and watch her if we need to do something for a second.
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But at some point you really have to let it go and say I cannot babysit everybody.
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Garner would babysit for extra cash while she made her dreams of becoming an actor come true.
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An administration official played down Bannon's removal, saying he was only on the council to "babysit" Flynn.
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Grandmother orcas have also been known to babysit their grand-calves while their daughters hunt, he added.
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As I really got older they used to make me babysit the real little ones in the nursery.
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Darlene books it and offers to babysit for them for a night as part of her anniversary gift.
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"Thank God I've got an 18-year-old babysitter on tap when she can be bothered to babysit."
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I was newly single and one of the moms I babysit for said I needed to try out.
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But the older ones who are in their 30s, I feel like sometimes I don't have to babysit.
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There's no need to babysit users, but there's also no reason to deny significant changes in the marketplace.
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Minikel's parents flew to Boston to babysit while the couple set off for the agency's headquarters in Maryland.
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One of the kids who was shot, his mother used to babysit him, so they grew up together.
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So I helped her sweep the hair, empty ashtrays and babysit all the random kids in the neighborhood.
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It's not your job to babysit them, but it isn't your job to take up their slack either.
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The attachable stirring arm lets you whip up the perfect hearty consistency without having to babysit your stovetop.
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Rebecca will apparently babysit Paula's son, Tommy (Steele Stebbins) — and it doesn't look like she'll do a great job.
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Bannon claimed that he was only on the council to "babysit" Michael Flynn, whom the administration did not trust.
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Ever the gracious hosts, Jinger and Jeremy offer to babysit their three kids — all under the age of 5!
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You volunteer to babysit me while I'm unconscious to fanboi out here or is this like your actual job?
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At the time, he would recount how he used to babysit the future 43rd president of the United States.
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Charlotte used to babysit Fred (she's a few years older), a fact that still looms large in his memory.
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She is looking to babysit and is also exploring what work as a home health aide might be like.
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Page plays Tallulah, a young vagabond who gets hired to babysit a rich woman's toddler daughter ... whom she promptly kidnaps.
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To earn some extra money in college, you can work in the hospitality industry, or babysit the children of neighbors.
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"I babysit kids," Partin can be heard saying on the 13-minute 911 call, which was obtained by the Enquirer.
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"I babysit kids," Partin can be heard saying on the 13-minute 911 call, which was obtained by the Enquirer.
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A radical idea to improve family life in America: babysit your neighbor's kids Devin Nunes: Trump never met with Papadopoulos.
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The moms I babysit for were like, "Don't get all crazy when you bring up the chickens," and I didn't.
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Like the ones who hire one of us to babysit so they can go to a Ku Klux Klan meeting.
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We knew that we'd managed to gain Smiles' complete trust when he asked Eric to babysit his kids one night.
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What it's like to cook:In short: it's pretty easy, but you may have to babysit it with a few stirs.
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I babysit about once or twice a week, and I've been working for this particular mom for almost a year.
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I had an aunt that would babysit me and she got me into my healthy addiction and that was music.
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I personally don't have a real job, but being a teenage girl I am often given the chance to babysit.
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The government's job is not to babysit citizens and tell them what is bad for them or good for them.
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Eliasson spent most summers with them in Reykjavik, during which he was often relied upon to babysit his new sister.
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G. has to babysit tonight and I need to go home and figure out what I'm doing with my life.
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They say that the president is most reckless during these periods, because Ivanka and her husband aren't around to babysit.
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All right, coming up, who would you trust to babysit your kids, the 303-year-old next door or this robot?
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Hopper is devoted to Aleida, sure, but he also expects submission and home-cooked dinners and someone to babysit his grandma.
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Late last month, Siwa got to "pretend" babysit North, having a play date all day with Kim and Kanye's oldest child.
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Or maybe you had to give up playing a sport or spending time with your friends to babysit a younger sibling?
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Sometime now when I babysit, I hold the baby up to myself and think to myself, 'Why was I ever sterilized?
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Read more: Medical students around the US are offering to babysit for hospital workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic
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Dear Amy: "Frustrated Mom" does not understand why her mother does not want to babysit her grandson one day a week.
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She's thrilled you're coming to Canada and would be more than happy to babysit … what I'm saying is, you've got options.
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After living in their apartment for over a year, she feels ready to babysit or welcome another child into their home.
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The only real solution to keeping kids from seeing gnarly videos on YouTube is, of course, not letting YouTube babysit your kids.
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Jones encouraged his youth group to babysit for the children of Latino migrant workers and to visit the elderly in nursing homes.
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"I don't babysit but I've got my chef being a d–k to the interior crew," Captain Lee explains in the clip.
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Only, instead of having to babysit the process, after the initial rinse that takes about 230 minutes to complete, you can leave.
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Clawson even reached out again to thank Mauller and wrote that the kindhearted woman offered to babysit for Clawson if she needed.
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Dove Cameron may not be a name that you know, but her face is one every kid you babysit for would recognize.
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All sperm whales do the same things — feed, swim, babysit, defend, socialize — but how they do them is different around the world.
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He claims to have offered to babysit McNabb's kids so the QB could go out and have some fun on the town.
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It reminds me of a friend whose husband complained about having to "babysit" the children while she went to dinner with friends.
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So, she would babysit me all day and all night while they worked.... And losing her was essentially like losing a parent.
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Maeve asks Otis to babysit her three-year-old sister so she can lead the quiz team, which is good for Moordale.
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Growing up, Alex and his sister, Lulu, would organize their closets with their grandmother when she came to babysit on the weekends.
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My older kids babysit the little kids once in a while because they owe us for the money their dream colleges are costing.
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Update: Bannon has told associates he was only on the NSC to babysit Mike Flynn and "de-operationlize" the NSC from Susan Rice.
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And in that equation, he wouldn't "babysit" our children or moan about how he's missing the Red Sox's game because he's changing diapers.
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I used to babysit for this really rich family that lived in a mansion where the bathroom had this really amazing shag rug.
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Wilson Rothman (20063-2010)Brian Lam hired me as Features Editor, but mainly to babysit the eager young bloggers based in New York.
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In the film, Cena, 42, and Keegan-Michael Key, 48, play tough firefighters who unexpectedly end up having to babysit three rambunctious kids.
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But careful consumption is key here folks, you can't get baked, pass out on the couch, and leave Netflix to babysit your kid.
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If you never volunteer to babysit your friends' kids, but expect to benefit from their Social Security taxes, you're a societal free-rider.
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In the beginning, when people would offer to babysit, I would always feel strange about it, and I very rarely asked for it.
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In theaters April 19, Kate's life takes an unlikely twist when her brother taps her to babysit her niece after a family emergency.
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Brody's father, Bruce Jenner, had married Kim's mother, Kris, and Brody made cameos to babysit their then pretween daughters, Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
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For example, Sutera's nonnas quickly started pitching in to help babysit newborns coming from Senegal or Pakistan as their parents looked for work.
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Instead of having to recharge batteries, they all feature a tiny solar panel on top so you don't have to babysit their batteries.
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She hired Todd to help babysit and re-hired her assistant Judah (Diedrich Bader), who is now the Chief of Operations at VIM.
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Later, Monse discovers her mother actually only lives a few towns away, in Brentwood, and Monse uses a fake name to babysit for her.
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The criminal complaint further alleges she admitted to using a baby blanket to suffocate the 6-month-old boy she was hired to babysit.
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Considering Garner used to babysit Stephen Colbert's children in the '90s for extra cash, we're hoping some epic throwback Thursdays are on the horizon.
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Theron stars as Secretary of State Charlotte Fields while Rogen plays Fred Flarsky, a journalist who Charlotte used to babysit when they were younger.
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Theron stars as Secretary of State Charlotte Fields while Rogen plays Fred Flarsky, a journalist who Charlotte used to babysit when they were young.
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According to Adam Alter, this design feature is so effective that he's heard of teens asking friends to babysit their streaks while on vacation.
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While shaking hands and greeting many of the spectators, William enquired whether anybody was free to babysit for him and his wife Kate Middleton.
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He told her that he didn't want Michael Jensen — the 22013-year-old son of a respected local Mormon family — to babysit him anymore.
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When George Clooney's children are born, he can count on his pal, Don Cheadle, to babysit ... he just might not get back the kids!
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Why you would trust and pay thousands of dollars to a bunch of maniacs disguised as shamans who I wouldn't let babysit a dog?
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So the service offered them some advice to ease their financial woes: hold garage sales, babysit, walk dogs or work as a mystery shopper.
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So I took off and moved in with a drug dealer, so I could babysit his kid and get free drugs all the time.
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In the past, using a laundromat, "we would waste three or four hours because we would have to babysit our clothes," Ms. Flores said.
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She gave me some phone numbers and offered to babysit my other kids so I could get my son to a provider right away.
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You won't have to babysit the vacuum because it has sensors that keep it from crashing into things and falling down stairs or ledges.
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Dear Amy: I was shocked at your heartless reply to "Frustrated Mom," who wanted her mother to babysit for her one day a week.
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"From there my job is to babysit the page," says Tom, who will update it if an article changes or a major story breaks.
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They just trust me and I get so many offers to babysit, which is disgusting because I don&apost want to sit on a baby.
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It's hard not to think of the arrogant alliance last season that fell apart to Ben's idols because they couldn't be bothered to babysit him.
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He would babysit my brother and me, take us out to lunch, and tell us completely inappropriate stories about his sexual adventures on Fire Island.
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According to a recent interview, Perry wants Niall Horan to stop flirting with her — because, as she puts it, she's old enough to "babysit" him.
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Meanwhile, Siwa does have a friend in Kim Kardashian West, who let the star pretend to babysit her 5-year-old daughter North in March.
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I am going to be where I want to be at the time I want to be there, and you don't have to babysit me.
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Her new job at Amazon is to babysit several robots at a time, troubleshooting them when necessary and making sure they have bins to load.
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At some point, he attended Princeton, a backstory he's cagey about explaining, even to his parents, who babysit but won't let him in their house.
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"I don't have the time, energy or patience to babysit a client who ignores my expertise and opinions," said Mark Zaid, a prominent Washington attorney.
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As she prepares to step into her new role, she hires boy-she-used-to-babysit-turned-journalist, Fred Flarsky (Rogan), to punch up her speeches.
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"The clowns used to babysit us," said Feld, who told me that she spent most winter breaks with the circus performers as they rehearsed each December.
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Seeing that we'd only be a couple doors down, I offered the 14-year-old a fiver to babysit his younger siblings, and we were off.
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In 2006, two former aides complained that Conyers made them babysit his children, run errands, and work on his reelection campaign while drawing their congressional salaries.
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Jillian Bell and Charlotte Newhouse's digital series about a cash-strapped Harvard grad hired to babysit an heiress under house arrest makes its way on-air.
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" Chyna, who is mother to Tyga's three-year-old son King, said of Kylie babysitting, "She can babysit the baby and King at the same time.
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But someone at the department recalled telling the reporter that I was the kind of person she would entrust to babysit her three-year-old daughter.
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Judd said agents are frustrated when they have to "babysit" a tunnel during an environmental review because it takes up resources that could be used elsewhere.
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Here, however, Judge Walton has essentially said: I don't trust you to do this honestly, so I'll have to babysit you and review your work first.
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I was back and forth from the group home in upstate New York, and I would do people's lawns, clean out their garages, babysit, really anything.
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It comes out just as it would in a pot on the stove, but with the added appeal of not having to babysit a simmering pot.
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Multiple news outlets have reported that Kelly now consults with Trump about his tweeting, but there's been some recognition that he can't babysit the president 24/7.
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You might wonder how often this competent subset would need to babysit to give every parent with small kids one night (or weekend day) off per week.
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Hunt had asked Malleck to babysit his three children while he went to work, so Malleck brought her own two children there, Kansas City's Fox 4 reported .
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"I know she is in a better place now, but I can't believe that happened to her," Jessica Quintana, who used to babysit Victoria, told the Journal.
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His earliest memories are of playing with the sawdust scattered across the floor of the restaurant; the employees who used to babysit him now work alongside him.
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That's good for them, but LeBron probably doesn't want to babysit their core all year and then watch them struggle through growing pains in the postseason. 5.
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My brother and sister-in-law just celebrated their wedding anniversary and my gift to them was kicking them out for an overnight somewhere while we babysit.
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Almost as an aside, she tells a devastating story about one of her first professors, a Lutheran minister, who demanded that she babysit for his four children.
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The "long shot" in the title refers to both the presidential bid and the unlikely romance that the pair develops: Charlotte (Theron) used to babysit Fred (Rogen).
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Because of this, many parents in the UK rely on "informal" means of childcare (aka asking family members to babysit) instead of more formal means, like daycare.
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"Ultimately, we do want to have kids and also be able to host people who can help us, who can babysit and stay over," Mr. Lopez said.
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The novel begins when Rachel Klein, a college student from Connecticut, sleeps with her writing professor before he goes home to Pakistan, then agrees to babysit his poodle.
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To babysit nieces and nephews, attend every ceremony, take part in serious meetings over family affairs, raise children who saw their cousins as often as I saw mine.
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As the agency drafted its net neutrality rules, comedian John Oliver famously compared putting Wheeler in charge of the FCC to hiring a dingo to babysit your kids.
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At some point, the pastor's wife—my boss—asked if I could start coming to church on Friday nights as well to babysit during the weekly prayer meeting.
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Some senators also asked whether a staffer could hold the baby while Duckworth votes, but conflict of interest rules prevent her from having federal employees babysit her child.
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When the Houston kids were growing up she'd often babysit them in and around their Newark, New Jersey, hometown while their mother Cissy Houston traveled as a backup singer.
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Gary, 70, a retired banker and the mayor of the tiny town of 6413, and wife Jackie, 66, an oncology nurse, had recently visited Georgia to babysit their grandchildren.
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I used to nanny full-time and have remained close to the family, so I pick the boys up from school once a week and babysit here and there.
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The toddler's mother told authorities she'd known Middleton for two to three months and thought she could trust him when she asked Middleton to babysit her son on Oct.
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I'd also started to babysit and clean houses, and because many of my gigs were on weekends, my parents let me stay home instead of going to the cabin.
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Some White House insiders said this was no big deal, and that the President's chief strategist was only on the council to "babysit" ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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"G2 just needed somebody who could oversee Rocket League and really make sure to babysit—to be the 'mom' of the team," Kronovi said following their X Games exit.
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I may not have seen the latest Star War, but you bet your bottom-dollar I want to babysit this little green nugget and kiss him atop the head.
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Not to mention the unpracticality their rarity affords them; some vets won't treat raccoons, and finding someone to babysit your odd pet if you take a vacation may be difficult.
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"God, no," Gosling joked to PEOPLE when asked if he'll consider calling upon Crowe to babysit his daughters Esmeralda Amada, 20 months, and new baby Amada Lee with Eva Mendes.
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"I know that if my mother can babysit, my kids won't be upset if I go out — they will just be really excited to spend time with Grammy," she says.
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Which I'm so grateful for because, as a young person myself, I cannot babysit and I cannot hold authority and make rules for people my age or older than me.
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Talk to them and have good conversations but don't babysit them, because good people don't need babysitting, they need to just know what their mission is and go do it.
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When he wouldn't be home in the evening, Jonathan's mother, who lived a block away from them before she suffered a stroke in 2011, would babysit the children, Michael says.
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I got a part-time job at a fast food restaurant that paid a little more than minimum wage, but kept Wednesday and Sunday nights open to babysit at church.
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In effect, at the S.E.C.'s instructions, Tesla's board must now babysit Mr. Musk to make sure he doesn't say anything that could get him or the company in trouble.
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But when Jane Doe 4 showed up to the rental home there were no children to babysit and Epstein offered her alcohol and drugs before raping her, the lawsuit alleges.
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Police aren't sure whether the voice on the audio recording is the same person who answered Margaret's newspaper ad and purportedly wanted to hire her to babysit his son, authorities said.
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What you can do to help: Support foster families in your community in big and small ways — tutor, babysit or simply ask how you can make their lives a little easier.
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None mentioned the fact that the pic was Photoshopped until the second photo, when at least one person pointed out that she was bluffing, prompting her to "babysit" the comment section.
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He was soon making inroads with music producers and actors, including character actor Al Lewis, who remembered Manson as "a nice guy" and had Manson babysit his kids on several occasions.
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I was very lucky; when I was growing up, my father's office was above the Gotham Book Mart and he often took me downstairs so Frances Steloff could babysit for me.
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She also noted that when she takes a long business trip, especially overseas, she'll sometimes take Claire, now 15, as well as one of her sisters to babysit while she's working.
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When Linda is hired to babysit for their 4-year-old, she exhibits the impatience one feels only for a creature more or less one's peer — or a competitor for affection.
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CNN's Jamie Gangel reported that Trump was often unprepared for such calls with foreign leaders, and officials needed to "babysit" the President, who sometimes said embarrassing and inappropriate things to his counterparts.
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The actress next stars as a presidential candidate looking for love in Long Shot opposite Rogen, who plays the man she used to babysit and now wants to hire as her speechwriter.
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According to Us Weekly, when Chyna was asked during a Facebook Live session whether she would trust either Kendall or Kylie Jenner to babysit her unborn child she laughed before saying both.
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"It was awesome, but in hindsight, we probably should've brought my mom or someone to babysit so we could have a little bit of alone time because that was tough," Tolbert says.
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"Every year, when the Nobel Prize in Literature is announced, someone is sent to my home to babysit me in case I'm bombarded by international press and say something untoward," Yan said.
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Toews was young when she had her children—Georgia, who is Austin's mother, and Owen, whose daughter, Silvia, had just turned one—and she has become a devoted grandmother, eager to babysit.
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My mum and my grandma were going to the theatre to see Dame Edna Everage and it was my grandad's turn to babysit me, which was rare for him to do solo.
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"I usually get up, do my main training session, come back, work a couple of hours at the coffee shop or go babysit, then can run later in the day," she said.
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If no private space is available because, despite your age, you live with roommates, you can put those kids you babysit for to bed a few hours early and use their playroom.
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It features four touch control programs for smoothies, hot soups, dips and spreads, and frozen deserts, all auto-adjusting to the correct blending speed and time so you won't have to babysit it.
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Josh is flanked by Angelica (Alyvia Alyn Lind), a sadistic, hustling 10-year-old he used to babysit, and Wesley (Austin Crute), a former it-boy at the public high school Josh attended.
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The baby nursed well, though, our nanny arrived on time to babysit, and I took a moment to throw on a dress instead of the clothes I'd biked and worked in all day.
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" — Nantes, 22 "[I fantasize] that the dad of the family I babysit brings me into his bedroom after the kids are asleep and asks if I want to earn a little extra money.
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In February, the two sisters told detectives that Thomas would regularly babysit for them, allegedly making them bathe often and photographing them naked, according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by PEOPLE.
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"We thought a good Buddy Up would be – since all our kids our younger – that we take all of our kids over to Al's and have him babysit for the afternoon," Melvin says.
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Moms need help, and I don't think anyone should be ashamed of that, whatever form it comes in, whether that's sending your kid to daycare, whether that's asking your best friend to babysit.
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But again, Ryan was defending Trump's likely legislative record even before Pence was in the picture to babysit Trump and make sure he doesn't veer too far from the rest of the party.
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The writer Adelle Waldman and her husband, Evan Hughes, who barely knew Mr. Bock apart from running into him occasionally at a shared work space in Manhattan, offered to babysit every Saturday night.
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When Jimmy tries his hand at writing a brief an officious young associate, clearly acting on orders from above to babysit our hero, critiques everything from his word choice to his formatting errors.
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He introduced me to the National Federation of the Blind's Kernel Books, matter-of-fact stories told by blind people explaining how they did things nobody thought they could do: babysit, barbecue, teach.
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Volunteer to run errands, help elders wrap gifts, plan a fun cousins' brunch, babysit small people so the big people can catch a nap, be the most dedicated dog-walker who ever lived.
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Snyder was joined by Tony Wyllie, the Redskins' public-relations representative, whose sole reason for flying all the way to Houston on Snyder's jet seemed to be to babysit for my 2365-minute meeting.
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I was doing my usual routine of scrolling through Instagram while eating my lunch when I saw a truly disturbing image: The now-10-year-old boy I used to babysit had an Instagram.
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Later in the month, movies like Little Women and 50 First Dates land online, as well as the show the girl I babysit loves, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir Season 2 Part 1.
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My stepdaughter was telling you how great our relationship was and how much she loved me and how much she cared for me and said, you know what she even would babysit me sometimes.
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Later, she drew criticism for asking aides to babysit for her daughter and for using a state helicopter so she could fly home to see her when she was sick and avoid Thanksgiving traffic.
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One of the women, Leigh Corfman, said she was 14 when she met Moore in 1979, after he offered to babysit her while her mother attended a custody hearing at the courthouse where he worked.
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"We used this psychopathic serial killer because we thought that, even if people didn't trust atheists enough to let them babysit their children, they wouldn't necessarily assume them to be serial killers," Dr. Gervais said.
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On the weekends, while his mom worked, Sebastian, who was now around 6 years old, would get dropped off at his aunt's house where his cousin — who was about 183 years older — would babysit him.
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"I wish he understood that I'm an artist, that I'm willing to babysit eleven year old brats on Wall Street for $20 an hour so that I can live the life that I've dreamed of living."
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If there's one thing family's good for, it's helping each other out in times of need, so when mother Claudia Sorhaindo needed to run an errand, her 15-year-old-niece offered to babysit her daughter.
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As you connect with new circles of friends, you want the flexibility to dip in and out of parties without having to babysit your wallflower pals (or have to explain the antics of your wilder buds).
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Ms. Jimenez, who is separated from her husband, relied heavily on her sister to babysit until she went away to college and misses the reprieves, when she would have a chance to walk through a park.
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But she also made music herself as a member of The GTOs (Girls Together Outrageously), a band made up of a bunch of groupies, as organized by Frank Zappa (Des Barres used to babysit his kids).
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As Jovan leaves the center and heads back along West Florissant Avenue to the Canfield Green Apartments to babysit his sister's son, he still sees a sea of parking lots and vacant land in every direction.
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The hotel's lead concierge of 21 years said she once had to babysit Siegfried and Roy's tigers in the lobby and has stocked rooms with live crocodiles and penguins before, though not at the same time.
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The hotel's lead concierge of 20 years said she once had to babysit Siegfried and Roy's tigers in the lobby and has stocked rooms with live crocodiles and penguins before, though not at the same time.
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" She wrote that she had left her children with her very capable mother to babysit — "after I had bathed, dressed, fed her and put her down plus I'd expressed enough milk for two feeds just in case.
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The i236+'s sensors make navigation a breeze, and each charge will give you 23175 hours of runtime, not to mention the hours of freedom you'll have when you don't need to babysit this near-ideal robovac.
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In the mean time, maybe hang out with or volunteer to vacation babysit your friends' furry progeny to get all the love — only some of the pick-up, and none of the early-morning vom/hairball cleanup.
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Imagine Seinfeld's Elaine Benes having Kramer babysit her kid, or Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw procreating with Big right when he'd moved to Napa — and just after Miranda had gone through her own major pregnancy storyline.
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Their comments come at a time when the Coast Guard faces scrutiny for reportedly publishing a tip-sheet encouraging its employees to hold garage sales or babysit in order to ease their financial strain during the shutdown.
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Trixie thinks that since my husband is an "involved dad" (barf) and we have relatives in town who can help babysit, I must be thrilled and able to get away as often as she wants me to.
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Both Siwa and North, who sported matching rainbow, side ponytails with large hair bows for the occasion, documented their afternoon with the young singer-dancer exclaiming how fun it was to "babysit" the reality show star's oldest child.
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"Having Nina play the role of an ambitious college or graduate student, who also happens to babysit Elmo and works in the community, is a more accurate reflection of today's millennial Latinas -- across the country," writes Perez-Litwin.
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Once in office, she was fined for allowing aides to babysit her daughter for free, and for using a state police helicopter to fly from Boston to western Massachusetts with a sick baby to avoid Thanksgiving weekend traffic.
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If you wanted to put them on a big, beautiful 4K TV in your studio, it usually meant one more step, and one more multi-gig copy of your shots that you had to export, import, and otherwise babysit.
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Its three program settings (smoothies, hot soups, and frozen desserts) can automatically adjust to the container size, process your recipes and choose the best blade speed, and stop the blender when it's done, so you don't have to babysit it.
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"I think its just gonna be the easiest, like, most organized tour we've ever had because I feel like everybody's just gonna be there and be on time and be ready for it, and they all offered to babysit," she said.
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Judging by the look on Sherlock's face as he examines the little sprog, he's still a tad perturbed by John and Mary's (Amanda Abbington) whole parenthood schtick — fingers crossed they convince him to babysit at some point during the new season.
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The Coast Guard, in a tip-sheet that has since been removed from its website, encouraged its employees to hold garage sales or babysit to ease their financial woes during the partial government shutdown, The Washington Post first reported on Wednesday.
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Zak — who came on the trip to babysit the money, telling Richie, "I trust my wife naked in bed with Burt Reynolds before I trust you with a hundred grand in cash" — is devastated by the consequences of his own irresponsibility.
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You'll be itching for freedom, so leave your lover at home if you want to mingle at a party—this isn't necessarily about meeting new romantic partners, but feeling free from any friends or lovers you need to babysit at events.
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Since spending thousands of dollars to have someone babysit my cellphone is out of the question for me, I'm more likely to follow the advice of people who schedule regular weekend camping trips to places they know they won't have cellphone service.
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When a guest books at their home, August will generate a smart code that lasts for the duration of the stay and no longer, letting the guest easily check-in and come and go without the host having to babysit the process.
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"This child has some sort of a mental issue, his mother, we babysit for her frequently, and he throws tantrums, he threw a tantrum… He jumped out of the playpen and hit his head, and stuff like that," Jones said, the complaint states.
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Maria Reddick, Conyers' former scheduler, who used to babysit his kids, said in court documents that the 88-year-old lawmaker — known as the "dean of the House" — tried on a number of occasions to get her to go home with him.
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Her mother subscribed to glossy magazines but neither of her parents had cable, so she'd go to friends' houses after school or babysit for plugged-in families where she could sit on the couch watching MTV and FashionTV and stoke her fantasies.
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The latest testament to just how hustle-driven, yet burnt-out, that people have become is Focused, a startup that offers a simple service: For $40, someone will essentially babysit you while you perform two and a half–hours' worth of tasks.
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For example, if you're thinking of ending a friendship because you don't want to babysit your friend who gets way too drunk every time you go out, see if you can start meeting them for lunch or coffee instead of hitting the club.
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According to an arrest warrant affidavit filed by a detective with the Weld County Sheriff's Office, Einspahr removed the license plates from her Nissan Pathfinder, picked up the two girls that she was hired to babysit, bought them candy and drove to the bank.
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One moment, Blair and Clinton are wrestling with war in the Balkans or stalled peace moves in Northern Ireland -- the next they are gabbing about getting the U.S. leader to babysit for Blair's infant son, Leo, or are interrupted by Clinton's beloved mutt, Buddy.
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White House staff used to "babysit" President Donald Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders because he was often unprepared for the conversations, a source familiar with how calls to foreign leaders were handled under former White House chief of staff John Kelly told CNN.
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A few days before Yoselyn Ortega plunged a knife into two young children she had been hired to babysit, she woke in the dead of night and started throwing pots and pans at the walls of the kitchen in her family's Upper Manhattan apartment.
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Service here echoes the warm pragmatism of a Greek diner: The wait staff, clad in royal-blue polo shirts, often operates like a crew of busy uncles, attentive to your needs and eager to see you happy but unlikely to babysit anyone more than necessary.
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They can't babysit for you on short notice, no, but you can call them, lean on them, brainstorm with them, go stay with them or have one or three of them come stay with you as you pack up to move closer to them.
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Others hired her to babysit when they picked up night shifts at one job or another, so that Kelly might welcome a given child at 8 in the morning and not return him to his mother until well after 10 or 20173 at night.
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A female passenger in the vehicle told police the suspect picked her up at a San Antonio residence a few hours earlier, so that she could babysit her 4-year-old daughter, who was also present at the time of the arrest, according to the criminal complaint.
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So if someone you know has been feeling despondent and is also dealing with a crisis such as a break-up or job loss or feeling bullied, offer to babysit their guns until things stabilize, and store your own guns securely off-site until they do.
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On July 6, the girl's mother, Dasiah Jordan, 26, allegedly told police she had called friends to come to the house and babysit her daughter, but left before the 28-year-old and 31-year-old women arrived, according to a report in the Detroit News.
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All I did was organize picnics and parties, babysit children with special needs for a mother whose husband deployed, and sent encouragement cards to the families struggling to get by without their loved ones who selflessly left the comforts of home behind to defend our freedom.
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So when the brother she barely knows (Eric Edelstein) asks her to babysit her 11-year-old niece, Maddie (Bryn Vale), you can probably write the rest yourself — even if you neglect to pointlessly throw the clown-painted music fans known as Juggalos into the mix.
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The parties are usually held in hotels, so employees who want to make a night of it can also get a discounted rate if they choose to stay there, and Bright Horizons will send someone to babysit their children in the hotel room during the party.
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In any case, prior advice stands: Don't let YouTube babysit your children unless you want them watching disturbing Spiderman-bikini girl mashups, videos of Peppa Pig being fed bleach, or apparently, elderly British men telling them that the government is secretly staffed by alien lizard monsters wearing human skin.
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On Wednesday, Dr. Phillip Resnick took the stand for more than four hours as a defense witness and told the court that Plackowska, 45, "had a psychotic belief" demons had invaded the bodies of her son, Justin, and Olivia Dworakowski, a girl she had been asked to babysit.
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Instead, her commitment to her work is telegraphed to the audience via a series of subtextual cues: she wears stilettos at all times; her red hair is straight and shiny, blown out into a severe bob; she's not maternal, handing off her visiting nephews to her assistant to babysit.
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Pricing and availability details aren't known yet, but while LG's new robovac is entering an already crowded market, it seems like the company is pushing the technologies forward so that one day you won't have to babysit a robot vacuum while it's trying to make your life easier.[LG]
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"I was just hoping that — with me being young, me going to college and stuff like that — I would be able to rely on my mom to be able to babysit and everything while I was trying to finish school, while Sean was working," she says of her boyfriend.
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Searching to regain his passion for life, as well as a new stuffed unicorn, Wade must battle ninjas, tight assed metal men, and babysit a group stereotypical side characters as he journeys around the world to discover the importance of family, friendship, and creative outlets for his very open-minded sex life.
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Mr. Pasek, as it happened, used to babysit for Kristen Anderson-Lopez and her husband, Robert Lopez, who are up for the tender ballad "Remember Me," from the Oscar-nominated "Coco," the Pixar animated film about Mexican family life and folklore (both the film and the song are favorites in their respective categories).
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Her sister had stopped working because her son had Asperger's and she didn't trust anyone to babysit him; it wasn't just that anyone could be a molester—although anyone could, even girls could—it was that more subtle damage could be inflicted by incautious words, hurtful facial expressions, an insensitive lack of attention at the wrong moment.
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Widely ridiculed before the N.B.A. office nudged the 76ers' ownership to hire Jerry Colangelo to babysit him in December 763 and then replace him with his son, Bryan, several months later, Hinkie now is hearing people argue for the restoration of his reputation, and suggesting that it's just a matter of time before he returns to steer another franchise.
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According to their testimony, the Oregon Republican kissed supporters, former staffers, National Abortion Rights Action League workers, hotel desk clerks, elevator operators, and women applying to be his speech writer; he also chased another staffer around a desk, grabbed a dining-room hostess by the crotch, and touched the leg of another senator's staffer who had offered to babysit his kids.
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It won't address other issues with YouTube Kids like consistent accusations the whole operation essentially cashes in on lapses in regulatory oversight to expose children to ad-deluged content that would run into Federal Trade Commission trouble on, say, TV. (There's a subscription-based ad-free version, but this doesn't exclude content like toy unboxings that are often uploaded by paid influencers.)In other words, prior advice not to let YouTube babysit your children stands.
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I remained even after the head of the children's church, where my wife and I had been volunteering to babysit infants or teach basic Bible lessons to kindergarteners and elementary-aged children, took me to dinner to tell me I would no longer be allowed to do either of those things because my work—which included sometimes writing positively about Obama and gay people and their right to first-class citizenship—made people in the church uncomfortable.
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