US EditionHow old do you have to be to legally babysit in the UK? NSPCC advises
- Guidance emerges regarding minimum age recommendations for UK babysitters.
- This guidance clarifies that no specific legal age exists for babysitting in the UK.
- Parents retain legal responsibility for a child's welfare when using a sitter under 16.
- The NSPCC advises parents use their "best judgement" when deciding who to hire.
- Experts generally recommend parents consider sitters aged at least 16 years.
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How old do you have to be to legally babysit in the UK? NSPCC advises
If you're in need of a babysitter then you may be wondering at what age can they legally mind your little one - here's the NSPCC's advice.
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