babysitter

Maybe I'm a working-adult student and my babysitter has just IMed me.

"I have become profoundly tired of being a therapist and a babysitter"Then don't be one.

If they could afford a babysitter while they hack on some code in order to get a better-paying job, that would be awesome.

Both parents worked and could afford a babysitter/nanny, or one parent's income was enough for the other to stay home.

How much would it cost to program a babysitting contract versus telling the babysitter you'll pay $X per hour verbally?

This whole "remote can't work" meme started by Ms. "I have a private, in-office babysitter Melissa What's-Her-Name at Yahoo" is just 7 kinds of stupid.

For example, how would you set up hidden cameras in a two storey, 1950 square foot house when a client is concerned that her babysitter is abusing her children?

The other companies aren't really trying to compete with Steam per se, they just want to inject their own custom babysitter to analyze your computer and see if they're complying with their rules.

It's convenient for a parent to have instant connectivity in case the babysitter calls, just as it's convenient for the audience to enjoy the movie they paid for without distractions.

They \n could allow couples to follow the dates of other couples \n they admire — a digital way to keep up with the Joneses.\n\nOne click dates + inexpensive/vetted babysitter would be an enormous recurring revenue market.

You stop worrying about making rent, take a year off and start something new without worrying about a paycheck, return to school to change careers without risk, have children and afford a babysitter, build the company you want to even if you don't have confidence it will succeed, hire a maid, have a lawyer do your taxes, have price insensitive vacations, wear fancy hats and expensive suites and deign to tell people how little difference money made in your life, ... shall I go on?