1. baby sitting - Noun
2. baby sitting - Verb
Derived from baby-sit
the work of a baby sitter; caring for children when their parents are not home
Source: WordNetbaby-sitting
I mean, the whole behind the Baby-Sitters Club—five girls gathering around a landline phone for half an hour, once per week, to field neighborhood baby-sitting requests as a quasi-socialist collective—is just so deeply analog. Source: Internet
And as stated by the German Ambassador the other day, donors are now tired of baby-sitting us. Source: Internet
I try to make time for my grandchild, but it seems that unless I'm baby-sitting, I don't get the same respect and leniency as the other grandmother. Source: Internet
TRP Japan Co., Ltd., an Okinawan company based in Itoman, has started a baby-sitting service for foreign tourists visiting Okinawa. Source: Internet
The job of baby-sitting is also conveniently pushed to the iPad.” Source: Internet
Welfare recipients should be encouraged to volunteer (NOT work for the dole), including baby-sitting for working families, and participate in state-funded research programs (free of charge). Source: Internet