1.临时保姆,(上门)保姆
2.(居家)保姆
1.someone you pay to come to your house and take care of your children while you are not there, especially in the evening
2.someone whose job is to take care of other people’s children while they are at work. The British word is childminder
1."The best training for preteen babysitters would be to have them complete a babysitting course, " Hackman says.
“对青春期前临时保姆最好的训练，就是让她们完成儿童看护课程，”哈克曼说。
2.One of the friskiest babysitters I ever hired was a sweet little grandma I'll call Beulah.
我雇佣过最有活力的一位保姆是被我叫做Beulah的一位和善的小老太太。
3.Babysitters have passed the revue, instructions were given, but babies you have remained since the milk is easier to swallow.
保姆已通过杂志，指示，但你有，因为牛奶仍然是婴儿更容易下咽。
4.The simple speech used by mothers, fathers, babysitters, etc. When they talk to young children who are learning to talk.
父母亲、保姆等对学话幼儿所说的简单话语。
5.Ms Brown also noted that 14 is the minimum age for babysitters, as recommended by the American Red Cross.
布朗女士还提到，美国红十字会建议说，儿童小于14岁需要大人陪同。
6.For this reason, babysitters are in high demand in many American cities.
因为这个原因，保姆在美国许多城市需求量很大。
7.They think of the flight attendants as their own personal babysitters.
这些人觉得飞机上的乘务员是个人保姆。
8.There's also the added advantage of sibling babysitters.
所以，兄弟姐妹之间可以互相照顾，这倒是个优势。
9.Many communities face the shortage of day-care centers, and the use of private babysitters isn't widespread, she says.
她说，许多社区都面临着幼儿园短缺的问题，而使用私人保姆的现象并不普遍。
10.On the plus side, 98 percent of preteen babysitters knew who to contact in the event of an intruder or a fire.
从积极的一面来看，在出现入侵者和火灾的情况时，98%的青春期前临时保姆知道应该与谁取得联系。