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    In The Babysitter III there is a girl named Jenny Jeffers. She is or was a babysitter until a serial killer started murdering people. The serial killer name is Mr. Hagen he is killing babysitters because, when his wife and him were out for a date night sort of thing and while they were away their son was asleep. They had a babysitter watching over him while they were gone just in case of an emergency. When they were gone the babysitter had someone over and wasn’t paying attention to the man…

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    My favorite character in this book is the main character. Her name is Kristy Thomas and she has a babysitting club with her friends. Her friends are Mary, Claudia, and Stacey. Kristy is in seventh grade and she has a little brother,and two big brothers, and her parents, but they are divorced. Kristy is the president of the babysitting club, she is the one to come up with the idea to form one and make money. Kristy and her friends are great with kids. Kristy is very smart and has a big…

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    To summarize, to babysit a person should have experience with children. A final reason why I should babysit for you is because I am trustworthy. It is true, of course, that some may believe that babysitting is more than just being trustworthy; however, being trustworthy is important because it shows a person that they can trust you with your child. I am trustworthy because I have been left with children alone, and nothing happened. Also, I am trustworthy…

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    wonderful mother, stepdad, six kids plus me, and my dogs who my mom seems to love more than her kids. In my life, there are many elements that play a part in me being responsible such as living in a large family, balancing school and cheerleading, and babysitting. Growing up, these key components have helped me learn my true meaning of responsibility. My definition of responsibility is being accountable and helpful to others. To begin with, living in a large family can be very complicated. For…

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    As early as possible, I began to babysit for my cousins and close family friends. Many acquaintances of mine have often complained about babysitting for siblings or any child in general. Of course, this always shocked me, because I never seemed to mind. When I was a younger babysitter, it was never much of a challenge. Most of the time, I would be babysitting at my own house, so it was easy to use our own creative games to play. These games could be anything, but our favorites were always…

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    The Power of One The power of one is to do something, anything, to change the world or even a small community around you. Even I have done small things to help others out like family, friends, and acquaintances. Things like babysitting for my mom and stepdad while they are at work. Signing up for a Special Olympics event at school. Or when I cooked cookies with my grandma and took them to a nursing home for the residents to enjoy. Any kind deed a person does, even the smallest thing, can change…

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    Jolly, shows this through her struggles of poverty, teen pregnancy, unemployment, and sexual harassment. In the beginning of the book, the main character, Verna LaVaughn, or just LaVaughn is trying to find a job to save up for college. She finds a babysitting job for a teen named Jolly who has two kids at the age of 17. One boy named Jeremy and a young baby, Jilly. Jolly seems pretty unlucky, but her luck just keeps getting worse. Two different men even had a baby with her but also ran away, and…

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    Parenting is a very important part of a child’s life. Having great parents that a child can look up to can change their perspective on the world immensely. A child needs a support system, someone they can look to at anytime, but they also need someone that can keep them on track. Children do not enjoy being told they did something wrong, but it is essential to becoming a strong, independent adult. Some children start out with an unfortunate life, not every parent cares. It is extremely sad that…

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    schedule and that I’m trying to fit another thing into my schedule. Trying at first to fit the things needed to do for my personal development project, but I got busy with the church choir, religious education when I already go to a private school and babysitting my annoying little brothers that get on my nerves 24/7 I still…

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    I show leadership by taking responsibility and being fair to others. Over the summer, I babysat various amounts of times. Babysitting takes leadership because I had to be in control of the child at all times. I also had the responsibility of taking care of them and managing them. I have also demonstrated leadership by being in charge of the sophomore powder puff. I had to make…

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