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Hudson, ME
Kurt J. says "Keri is very thoughtful, always displays kindness & puts other people 1st. She also has great life/family experience. Keri is really smart & funny too. "
Care Member says "Anna is awesome helping out with the kiddos. I have two autistic kids and she is wonderful with them. Love that she enjoys sharing her interests - she...
Molly C. says "Liv is an exceptional sitter! She is amazing with my two girls and is always on time. She never fails to entertain the kids and somehow gets them to go to...
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58 babysitters are listed on Care.com
The average post rate is $18.33/hr as of June 2025
Babysitters in Old Town, ME are rated 0.0 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews of the 58 listed babysitters
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Figuring out how to find a babysitter in Old Town, ME can feel overwhelming at first. To make your search easier, you can use Care.com to search through the profiles of babysitters near you. You can review 3 babysitters in Old Town, ME on Care.com, with an average rating of 0.0. Once you choose candidates that fit your needs, you can contact them to schedule interviews, check references, and request additional background checks.
The average rate for Old Town, ME babysitters on Care.com is $18.33 per hour as of June 2025. How much a babysitter charges can vary greatly depending on location, years of experience, the desired babysitter duties, and how many children will need looking after. The cost of care can also be influenced by special needs such as overnight care. You can use the Care.com childcare calculator to help you calculate your child care costs.
You can find all kinds of babysitters in Old Town, ME through Care.com. As of 2025, you can browse caregivers that specialize in a range of duties, from overnight and infant care, to weekend and after school babysitters. Alongside keeping an eye on your children, caregivers can provide a variety of babysitting duties. They can help with homework or can possibly take on more extensive tutoring responsibilities, can drive your children to school or activities, and can spend time playing with them or helping them get their chores done. When you interview potential sitters, ask them what babysitting duties they are happy to take on.