I've been babysitting since I was in high school. Toddlers that could run. Babies that couldn't. Preteens that wanted to just sit and watch tv. And identical twins. There have been good days and bad, but through it all, I can say the ADULTS are the most challenging part of babysitting, but I will only discuss one topic what makes adults difficult. Pay. Now I am a twenty-two-year-old adult, it isn't that hard to outmaneuver a two-year-old into settling down. Wink, wink, give him his binky, and he'll settle down in your lap with a book. This is not a one-time trick. You have to do this consistently, so the toddler associates pacifier time with book time, which equals quiet time. Then, kids, they're smarter sure, but they're just as easily bribed because they can vocalize what they want. They want to stay up later; well, mom and dad say it's bedtime. "How about I help you guys to bed, and we can do some tablet time." Now for this trick, the secret...