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Arthur is babysitting [[Kate]] and D.W., who keeps making Kate laugh as Arthur is trying to feed her. Arthur snaps at his sister to stop which makes D.W. accuse him of being a mean baby sitter. | Arthur is babysitting [[Kate]] and D.W., who keeps making Kate laugh as Arthur is trying to feed her. Arthur snaps at his sister to stop which makes D.W. accuse him of being a mean baby sitter. | ||
Arthur then tells her about his past terrible baby sitters: [[Mrs. Gutter]] | Arthur then tells her about his past terrible baby sitters: [[Mrs. Gutter]], who practiced her golf swing in the kitchen; [[Ms. Schmegeggi]], a clumsy moose; and then [[Mrs. Featherfoffer]] who watched soap operas all day and made him go to bed early for making noise in his play. | ||
<center>--'''Arthur Babysits'''--</center> | <center>--'''Arthur Babysits'''--</center> | ||
Arthur is seen walking Baby Kate in her stroller when they bump into D.W. coming home from preschool, covered in paint | Arthur is seen walking Baby Kate in her stroller when they bump into D.W. coming home from preschool, covered in paint. D.W. blames the Tibble twins and the three end up walking past their house where a screaming babysitter flees the premises. | ||
The twins then spot D.W., much to her displeasure and then Mrs. Tibble comes out, wondering where the baby sitter went. She is shown to be clearly oblivious or downplaying the twins' rambunctious nature. | The twins then spot D.W., much to her displeasure and then Mrs. Tibble comes out, wondering where the baby sitter went. She is shown to be clearly oblivious or downplaying the twins' rambunctious nature. | ||
D.W. volunteers Arthur to look after the twins while Mrs. Tibble visits a friend | D.W. volunteers Arthur to look after the twins while Mrs. Tibble visits a friend and Arthur agrees, thinking it won't be a problem. However, when he tells his friends at the [[Sugar Bowl]] about it, they all recoil in horror. | ||
Prunella tells Arthur that her older sister babysat for the twins once and is still having nightmares. She suggests that Arthur lay down the law | Prunella tells Arthur that her older sister babysat for the twins once and is still having nightmares. She suggests that Arthur lay down the law, make sure the kids know that he is the boss and the others agree. | ||
When Arthur returns to the Tibble household, Mrs. Tibble tells him that the boys should be down for a nap soon before leaving. However, the boys would rather play and create a huge mess in the house, knocking over a suit of armor and drawing on the walls. Arthur is cleaning up when D.W. calls, suggesting that he play a game with the boys so they calm down. | When Arthur returns to the Tibble household, Mrs. Tibble tells him that the boys should be down for a nap soon before leaving. However, the boys would rather play and create a huge mess in the house, knocking over a suit of armor and drawing on the walls. Arthur is cleaning up when D.W. calls, suggesting that he play a game with the boys so they calm down. |