Baby Sitting Behavior Log
To use the Baby Sitting Behavior Log, the babysitter should record the child's mood, activities, meals, and any relevant observations throughout the session. At the end of the visit, the sitter should fill out the Notes section to provide parents with a comprehensive overview of how the child spent their time and any important details regarding their behavior or needs.
Date | Time In | Time Out | Child's Mood | Activities Engaged In | Notes/Comments |
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12/12/2050 | 9:00 AM | 11:00 AM | Happy, Excited | Reading, Playing with Blocks | Child was very engaged in reading and playing with blocks. No issues during nap time. |
12/15/2050 | 10:00 AM | 2:00 PM | Slightly Fussy | Watching Cartoons, Drawing | A bit fussy after dinner but settled down with a bedtime story. Child requested extra comfort during bedtime. |
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Notes:
Child’s Mood: The child was generally happy and energetic throughout the session, although there were brief moments of fussiness in the afternoon.
Activities Engaged In: The child enjoyed playing outside for about an hour, running around and playing soccer. Afterward, we did some coloring and watched a short cartoon.
Additional Notes/Comments: Child was a little fussy after lunch and asked for extra attention, which I gave by reading a short story. They perked up after a few minutes and had fun playing with building blocks before it was time for a nap.
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