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The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, kneeling and warmly interacting with two young children at the front door of a home. Lexi is dressed casually in a blue top and jeans, smiling brightly to engage with the kids in a friendly and approachable manner. One child, a young boy in a red shirt and plaid shorts, faces Lexi, while a little girl in a navy top and pink shorts stands nearby, appearing thoughtful. In the background, a parent, stands partially visible, creating a sense of transition, such as a drop-off or pick-up moment. The front door and the natural light coming through the windows add to the welcoming atmosphere. This scene reflects Lexi's ability to connect with children and create a positive, caring environment as a babysitter.

Jul

Being the Boss without Being Bossy

July 16, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Babysitting as a Business

You can choose to be bossy and hope for the best (and probably be pretty miserable) or you can be a babysitter that kids love and listen to.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, assisting a young child who appears to be unwell and leaning over a bathtub. Lexi is wearing a navy blazer and has her curly hair tied back. Her facial expression reflects concern as she gently pats the child on the back, providing comfort and support during the situation. The child, dressed in a pink shirt and beige shorts, is positioned over the bathtub, likely feeling sick. The setting is a clean and bright bathroom with white walls and a window with shutters, emphasizing the focus on caregiving in a hygienic environment. This scene highlights Lexi's ability to handle challenging situations with care and attentiveness, embodying her role as a responsible babysitter.

Jul

When Things Go Wrong: The Vomiting Child

July 9, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Injuries & Illnesses

It’s gross. I’m not going to pretend that it’s a pleasant experience. But if it happens while you’re babysitting, you need to know what to do.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, sitting on the floor in a colorful playroom with two young children, who are siblings and appear to be in a disagreement. Lexi is wearing a casual purple shirt and shorts, and her expression reflects a mix of patience and exasperation as she observes the interaction. The children, a girl in a pink shirt and a boy in an orange shirt, are seated facing each other and seem to be tugging at the same object, suggesting a conflict over a toy or possession. Behind them, the playroom is filled with bright colors, including a pink easel and a shelf of stuffed animals and toys, creating a vibrant and lively backdrop. The scene highlights Lexi's role in managing sibling conflicts and maintaining a calm environment, showcasing her skills as a babysitter who handles challenging situations with composure.

Jul

How to Handle Siblings Who are Always Fighting

July 2, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Caring for Children

To learn some effective tactics to try the next time you’re babysitting siblings who are always fighting, check out this video.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, sitting at a table in a kitchen or dining area, looking stressed or overwhelmed as she works on what appears to be schoolwork. She is wearing a navy and white striped sleeveless top, and her curly hair frames her face. Her hand rests on her forehead as she concentrates on the open notebook and papers in front of her. A calculator and pens are also visible on the table, suggesting she is working on something math-related or complex. To the right, there is a black coffee mug with the text "Today I'm Reading..." written on it, adding a touch of personality to the scene. The background features a modern, bright kitchen with white cabinets, a fruit bowl, and a large decorative clock on the wall, creating a calm but focused atmosphere. The scene highlights Lexi's experience with the challenges of schoolwork, likely connecting to her role as a relatable and empathetic mentor to younger audiences.

Jun

Surviving Middle School

June 25, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Safety

Middle school. Junior high. Secondary school. Intermediate school. Whatever it is called where you live, it’s all the same and it’s not easy for anyone.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, in a close-up shot as she listens intently to a child who is partially visible in the foreground. Lexi has a calm and thoughtful expression, with a slight tilt of her head, suggesting she is engaging in a serious or empathetic conversation. Her curly hair is styled naturally, and she is wearing soft makeup with pink lipstick, emphasizing her approachable and composed demeanor. The background is softly blurred, with subtle hints of a home environment. This scene highlights Lexi's patience and ability to connect with children, demonstrating her role as a confident and understanding babysitter who can handle situations where kids may not initially listen or cooperate.

Jun

Why Won’t the Kids Listen to Me?

June 18, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Caring for Children

There are several reasons kids don’t listen but don’t lose heart, there are also several things YOU can do to get kids to pay attention to you.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, warmly interacting with parents at a doorway, likely during a babysitting drop-off or pick-up. Lexi is smiling brightly, radiating confidence and friendliness. She is wearing a light denim jacket over a red top, with her curly hair styled with part of it tied up, adding a casual yet polished look. The scene captures her shaking hands or greeting the parents, one of whom is visible in the foreground wearing a red gingham shirt. The background shows a large window with a view of greenery outside, emphasizing the welcoming and professional atmosphere. This moment highlights Lexi's ability to establish trust and maintain clear communication with parents, an essential aspect of being a successful babysitter.

Jun

Babysitting Basics: Dealing with Parents

June 11, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Babysitting as a Business

Good babysitters have to wear two hats. Knowing your boundaries with the kids and with parents is the key to success in balancing the two hats.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, carefully assisting a young boy with a bloody nose in a kitchen. Lexi is wearing a denim shirt and blue disposable gloves, demonstrating her preparedness to handle the situation hygienically. Her expression is focused and calm, conveying her ability to manage emergencies with care and professionalism. The boy, dressed in a white shirt, is seated at the table holding tissues to his nose, while Lexi gently supports him. On the table are bloodied tissues and a box of fresh tissues, indicating that the situation is actively being addressed. The background features a clean and modern kitchen with white cabinets and a bowl of onions, emphasizing a real-life domestic setting. This scene highlights Lexi's capability to stay composed and provide effective care during unexpected challenges.

Jun

When Things Go Wrong: Bloody Noses

June 4, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Injuries & Illnesses

I’ll never forget the first time I had to face a bloody nose as a babysitter. Learn exactly what to do if you find yourself in the same situation.

May

Press Junket with Lexi Flowers of Babysitter Boss

May 9, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss

Watch behind the scenes footage and get Lexi’s take on the series, Babysitter Boss by Safe Sitter, Inc. Season 2 starts on June 4, 2019.

The image depicts Babysitter Boss, Lexi, crouching low in a dimly lit hallway, illuminated by blue-toned lighting to suggest nighttime. She is dressed in dark clothing, appearing stealthy and focused, as though trying to quietly navigate the hallway without disturbing anyone. Her posture and expression indicate she is being cautious and deliberate in her movements. The setting is inside a home, with closed doors lining the hallway and a carpeted floor, adding to the quiet, bedtime atmosphere. This scene captures Lexi creatively tackling the challenge of putting kids to bed during babysitting, emphasizing her resourcefulness and adaptability in managing typical babysitting hurdles in a playful yet effective manner.

Apr

How To Get Kids To Bed When You’re Babysitting

April 9, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Caring for Children

Getting kids to bed can be tough but it doesn't have to be. Learn what to do so that following the bedtime routine is as easy as counting sheep.

The image shows Babysitter Boss, Lexi, sitting in a playroom surrounded by scattered toys, plush animals, and colorful play equipment. Lexi, wearing a blue top, camouflage pants, and a denim shirt tied around her waist, has her hands resting on her cheeks with a look of exhaustion or exasperation, suggesting she is contemplating how to manage the mess or a challenging situation. The room is bright and cheerful, featuring a green play mat, a toy rocking snail, a pink castle, and a variety of other items, creating a lively yet chaotic atmosphere. The background includes a brown sofa with stuffed animals and cushions, adding to the cozy yet cluttered environment. This scene highlights Lexi’s relatable moments as a babysitter, emphasizing her ability to navigate the challenges of keeping children engaged and maintaining order in a playful space.

Apr

Babysitting Bad Behavior Hacks

April 2, 2019ByryanosborneBabysitter Boss, Caring for Children

Kids are just kids. Sometimes good and sometimes bad. You're the babysitter and it's up to you to learn how to manage them. Find out 6 bad behavior hacks to make your next job much easier.

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