Good heavens, no!  I assume you are paying them, right? If you are,  
I'd fire them.

It seems to me the basis of any paid caregiver-client relationship is  
strictly business.  And even if they aren't being paid, it shows a  
decided lack of respect for you as an adult.

However... having said that, I must ask, why would they say they were  
your babysitter?  It seems to me that if you want to be taken  
seriously, you should behave accordingly with your care-givers.

Kat

On 2 Apr 2006, at 18:04, Kathy Pink wrote:

> For those of you that need assistance in dialy life, here's a  
> question for you. . .  Do other people in your life,,, call them  
> your baby-sitter?

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