Books with title The Babysitter II

The Nightmare Club is not for just ANYBODY. Only the spookiest, scariest stories get told at Annie's Halloween sleepovers―and if you can't take it, well, tough! All the neighborhood kids hate Dervla, the meanest babysitter ever. She is very strict, eats spiders, and...are those horns? Only Becky has guessed Dervla's dark secret. And she becomes everybody's hero when she manages to rid the neighborhood of the demon babysitter. Don't ask how, but pssst, it just might involve vomit-colored stink bombs, an abandoned shed, and demon-food. You have been warned.

There are thrills, spills and lots of laughs when Mack the friendly gorilla has to babysit for a lion cub.Spurned for being 'strange', Mack spends his time alone, tinkering with machines and eating mince pies. He's never done any babysitting in his life, but single-dad James needs to go hunting and is desperate for someone to look after his young cub Ruby.Mack jumps at the challenge with so much enthusiasm that the day spirals out of control, leaving Mack and little Ruby in mortal danger! Will the villagers help? Will Mack have to fight alone? And what will James say when he sees what's happened to his lovely house?This joyful tale of fathers overcoming their problems will appeal to everyone from 6 years and upwards.

Alex thinks he is quite capable of taking care of himself so he resents the fact that he has to be watched by a babysitter. He fantasizes about all the reasons why she needs to be fired and tries to convince his mother. Mom becomes the go-between for Alex's and the babysitter's complaints about each other. But in the end, will the babysitter get fired?

Baby cheeps like a birdand I know why.When Mama and Papa go outbaby starts to cry.A calming picture book about separation that will help ease a child's fears It's hard when Mama and Papa leave home. You want to go with them. You want them to stay. You want to know just when they'll return; and still, it's not soon enough. But while they're away, there's lots of fun to be had with a loving caregiver on the watch. Just listen as she sings playful, comforting songs. Listen, listen and know: Mama's coming home. Papa won't be long. Hush, little bird. I'll sing you one more song.With nursery rhyme images pulled from traditional songs of Africa, Spain, and the Caribbean, this gentle picture book reassures young children that Mama and Papa will indeed come home soon.

Caillou’s parents are going out for the evening, and he feels abandoned. Once the babysitter answers his many questions and helps him feel better, he learns that mom and dad's evenings out are fun times for him and his new guardians. As Caillou successfully moves through this stage, toddlers are shown that being away from their parents is nothing to fear in this exciting new adventure.