The 24 Types of Nannies and Babysitters You Encounter

She puts all of your dishes to shame. How does she do it . . . magic?

She's the one who isn't afraid to dress up in princess outfits and superhero costumes — in fact, you're pretty sure she loves it.

She learned quickly that things don't always go as planned — but she makes it work anyway!

She might need to find a new career path.

Just watching her play with your kids is exhausting, yet she never seems to get tired — she just keeps going, and going, and going.

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She encourages your kids to believe that anything is possible.

If anyone understands where she's coming from, it's you!

She's kind of a kid herself.

You come home to a house that's cleaner than how you left it.

She does things a little differently, but hey, if it works, it works!

She's basically another one of your kids. She goes on vacations with you, she eats dinner with the family, and you love her like one of your own.

When you tell her to help herself to the food in the pantry, she DEFINITELY listens.

Might want to find a replacement sooner rather than later.

She loves your kids so much, and it shows!

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Nothing fazes this one. She handles problems — big and small — while keeping her cool.

She might have tried once or twice to tell you how to parent your child. Puh-lease!

Active, fun, and very silly.

She uses a lot of new slang and hashtags, and you don't ask more of her than to just sit and watch TV while the baby sleeps.

You love that she has taught your kids so many important lessons — both school- and life-related.

She encourages your kids to continue some of their bad habits. You said no potty jokes, she laughs out loud at them. You said one cookie per child, she gives them two. Or three.

She knows how to put her foot down, and she's not afraid to say "no."

She is a wonderful babysitter, but you really wish you hadn't snuck a peek at her Facebook, because it's hard to look at her the same now . . .

She and your kids create legitimate works of art while you're out.

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You know one day she is going to go on to do great things, but you can't imagine a better person for your family and your kids and never want to let her go.