National Babysitter’s Day is celebrated on the Saturday before Mother’s Day in the United States, recognizing the essential role babysitters play in providing care for children. Founded by Safety Whys, this day emphasizes the importance of quality child care and encourages families to show appreciation for their babysitters. Typical customs include thanking babysitters with cards or small gifts, as well as promoting training opportunities for those interested in babysitting. Activities such as reading the Baby-Sitters Club book series can also be part of the celebration. The day serves as a reminder of the challenges and joys of babysitting, highlighting its value in enabling parents to take breaks while ensuring their children are in safe hands.