past form and past participle
Cared for a child for a short time while the parents were away.
She babysat our children last night.
We babysat for the neighbors while they were at dinner.
American English
/ˈbeɪ.biˌsæt̚/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of babysit
Cared for a child for a short time while the parents were away.
Practice out loudCared for a child for a short time while the parents were away.
She babysat our children last night.
We babysat for the neighbors while they were at dinner.
The past form changes to babysat. The -ing form doubles the final s: babysitting.