Babysitter simulator

Maya, 20, studies at Boston University and works as a babysitter for families in Back Bay. She sets a daily to-do list to finish her class reading and pick up two siblings at school dismissal. She texts the parents to confirm the Friday date night shift.

During her first week, Maya accidentally accepts Friday evening shifts for two neighbor families at the same time. She starts a group text with both mothers to propose a combined slumber party for the kids. The parents agree, and they remember her clever idea the next week.

On Saturday afternoon, a toddler loses a favorite stuffed rabbit after a trip to a neighborhood playground. Maya plans an outing back to the park before bedtime, finds the toy, and saves the evening. Her cash increases after the shift, and the family books her again.

In New York, sitters work across Park Slope in Brooklyn and the Upper East Side in Manhattan. You can use place search to visit Prospect Park playgrounds, the Central Park Zoo, or PS 321. In San Francisco, where UrbanSitter started, sitters take kids to the Koret Children's Quarter in Golden Gate Park.

In London, agencies like Sitters.co.uk and Kensington Nannies place caregivers in Kensington, Chelsea, and Notting Hill. You can plan outings to the Diana Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens or the Science Museum. In Orlando, services like Kid's Nite Out send helpers to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando hotels.

Greater Boston is the birthplace of Care.com, founded in Waltham. College students from Harvard, Northeastern, and Boston University often sit for families in Brookline and Back Bay.

LifeSim has no house interiors and no baby care system. You play out homework help, bedtime meltdowns, and scope creep through open text conversations. When parents come home late or cancel at the last minute, you handle it in your own words.

You can act as a mother's helper, manage a nanny share for two families, or discuss screen time rules. Each day ends with a recap of your moments, and your cash changes based on your activities and chats. As years pass, your character ages and can move on to new life goals.

Babysitting leaves your mornings or late weekends open for your own life. Once the kids are asleep at the end of a date night shift, you have quiet time to study. On your days off, friends text you on their own to invite you out.

You can check the map for happenings like a house party, birthday drinks, karaoke, or a pickup game. You can go on dates, visit a local cafe, and keep up with your own family.