Martin, Ann M.

Mother's Day is coming up and the Babysitters have the same problem they have every year--deciding what to get their mothers.

The Baby-sitters enter a float in the Stoneybrook Baby Parade. It sounds easy, but the float looks like a blob, the costumes are hideous, and the babies won't stop crying.

The Mancusis have a lot of pets and they are desperate for a sitter. So Jessi decides to try the job.

When Dawn moves to California and the girls find themselves overloaded with babysitting and baseball, twins Abby and Anna move into the neighborhood.

Mary Anne enjoys babysitting, but she learns that taking care of a baby is a big responsibility when she has to play pretend parent to an egg "baby" for a special class at school.

Jessi Can't beleive it. Her dreaded Aunt Ceclia is moving in to take care of Jessi and her brother and sister. How humiliating, Jessi's going to have a baby-sitter!.

Abby is concerned about whether she can handle all that is expected of her as the newest member of the Babysitter's club. Just when she thinks she has everything under control, she ends up in the hospital and must prove she is good enough for membership.

Kristy's new baby-sitting charge is autistic and she wants to show everyone that Susan is a "regular" kid.