This young mother had two big surprises for her babysitter. She was very thorough and open about what she planned to do and what she expected from the babysitter, but she left out one rather significant detail. Watch the short but hysterical clip of this mother interacting with her sitter before leaving her child in temporary care.

Most parents would like nothing more than to spend every waking hour with their children. While those youngsters may get on your last nerve and drive you a little batty now and then, no parent would trade time with their little ones for anything in the world. Once that time is gone, it’s gone forever and can never be recovered. So, make them count.

However, being with your kids 24/7 is not really possible. People have to make a living, and so they have jobs they scurry off to five days a week. Working parents of children who are not of school age must make childcare arrangements. When grandma and grandpa are unavailable, a trusted, capable babysitter is the next most logical option.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a young woman playing pretend is a mother about to go to work. However, before she rushes off to her place of employment, she has a quick, forthright and detailed conversation with the woman she is leaving her youngster with while she is out working hard for the money.

“I’m going to do some chores, usually, I can’t do chores,” she said. “I can’t take care of the baby, so I’m going to need you to take care of the baby for me.”

That seems straightforward enough, but that is not all. She wants only to hear good things about her child when she returns.

“I want to hear a good report,” she told the sitter.

But when it comes time to put the child in the babysitter’s care, it becomes clear that this babysitter’s job is going to be much more challenging than initially thought. Instead of one child, the young mother actually has three - two more than the babysitter was led to believe. The mother kind of forgot.

“Oh yeah, I’m going to need you to babysit all my three babies,” she said.

Proverbs 22:6 “If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old, he will not depart from it.”