Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello! How are you and the family?
Speaker1: Good! Ollie is in nursery every morning, he loves it! Russell is ok too.
Speaker2: Do you want me to babysit at all, I'm home for the holidays, need a bit of money!
Speaker1: Yes, that would be great, to be honest we were actually looking for a bit more than a babysitter! I have just got a job for 3 mornings a week, so I need someone to take Ollie to nursery, pick him up and look after him for an hour on those days, you interested?
Speaker2: Well, I'd love to, he's such a cutie, but I go back at the end of September to Uni.
Speaker1: Oh, of course, could you just do it for the rest of this term, then, 2 months or so, I think? I can sort out a childminder or something for afterwards. 
Speaker2: That would be great, we could offer you £60 for about 6 hours work, would that be ok?
Speaker1: Yes, that's great, I could even pick up a couple of shifts of bar work or something on the weekends as well.
Speaker2: Well, that's sorted then! How about you come round tonight to see Ollie again, I'm sure he'll remember you from Eastertime.
Speaker1: Lovely! What sort of time?
Speaker2: Oh, about 4.30 would be great.
Speaker1: Can we make it 5.30? I've got something on.
Speaker2: No problem, see you then!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to babysit Speaker1's children during the holidays. Speaker1 thinks it's a great idea, and offered Speaker2 £60 for 6 hours of work. Speaker2 will babysit Ollie tonight at 5.30pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is panicking because her daughter is 15 now and she is not sure she is prepared as a mother.