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5 Ways to Assess Grandma’s Babysitting Skills

June 17, 2013
by Melissa Lawrence

Leaving baby in the hands of a stranger is always a tough thing, even when it’s family. We all want Granny to be Supernanny, but sometimes that just ain’t the case. When your mother or mother-in-law wants to start babysitting grandchildren, here are 5 tell-tale signs that Granny doesn’t have the babysitting skills needed for the job.

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