Can AI write a babysitter info sheet?
Yes. It puts allergies, medications and emergency contacts at the top, then routines and house rules, on one printable page.
01Why bot
- Organizing details by importance is easy for AI.
- Critical info first prevents mistakes.
- It leaves blanks for anything you didn't give it.
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Book this spot →02The prompt
Replace everything in [BRACKETS] with your own details, then paste it into your AI app.
You are a nanny agency coordinator. Kids, ages and needs: [ALLERGIES, MEDICATIONS] Routine: [DINNER, BATH, BEDTIME] House rules: [SCREENS, SNACKS, VISITORS] Contacts: [PARENTS, BACKUP ADULT, DOCTOR] Your task: write a one-page sitter sheet. Rules: - MUST put allergies, medications and emergency steps at the top. - MUST use only my details and leave blanks for missing ones. - NEVER add medical advice. Give me: the sheet with headings.
03Steps
- Gather contacts and medication details.
- Run the prompt.
- Print it and walk the sitter through it.
04What can go wrong
- Double-check doses.
- Include your home address for emergency calls.
05What to use
Any major AI chat app.
06Our test runs
2 runs, each with a different made-up sample. 1 of 2 passed every check.
Run 1 · Llama 3.3 70B · graded by GPT-OSS 120BOct 12, 2026Passed with a catch
The made-up sample:
[ALLERGIES, MEDICATIONS]Allergies: Peanut and shellfish. Medications: Albuterol inhaler (2 puffs as needed for asthma), daily Vitamin D drops (400 IU). No other medications.[DINNER, BATH, BEDTIME]Dinner at 6:30 pm – grilled chicken, rice, steamed carrots. Bath at 7:15 pm – warm water, mild soap, hair rinse. Bedtime at 7:45 pm – story, lights out, night‑light on.[SCREENS, SNACKS, VISITORS]Screens: No screens after 7 pm; TV limited to one 30‑minute cartoon. Snacks: Only fresh fruit or whole‑grain crackers; no candy. Visitors: No guests after 8 pm unless parents give prior approval.[PARENTS, BACKUP ADULT, DOCTOR]Parents: Jane Doe (555‑123‑4567) & Mark Doe (555‑987‑6543). Backup adult: Aunt Lisa (555‑555‑1212). Doctor: Dr. Emily Chen, pediatrician, 555‑222‑3333, 123 Health St., Oakville.
- Allergies, medications and emergency steps at the top
- Use only provided details and leave blanks for missing ones
- Never add medical advice
- Provide sheet with headings
- Didn't make up details we never gave it
What came back (excerpt):
or whole-grain crackers; no candy * Visitors: No guests after 8 pm unless parents give prior approval **Important Contacts** * Parents: Jane Doe (555-123-4567) & Mark Doe (555-987-6543) * Backup Adult: Aunt Lisa (555-555-1212) * Doctor: Dr.
Read the full answer
**Sitter Sheet** **Allergies, Medications, and Emergency Steps** * Allergies: Peanut and shellfish * Medications: - Albuterol inhaler (2 puffs as needed for asthma) - Daily Vitamin D drops (400 IU) * Emergency Steps: - In case of asthma attack, administer Albuterol inhaler as directed - For other emergencies, call 911 and then contact parents **Children's Information** * Names: _____________________________________ * Ages: ______________________________________ * Special Needs: __________________________________ **Daily Routine** * Dinner: Grilled chicken, rice, steamed carrots at 6:30 pm * Bath Time: Warm water, mild soap, hair rinse at 7:15 pm * Bedtime: Story, lights out, night-light on at 7:45 pm **House Rules** * Screens: No screens after 7 pm; TV limited to one 30-minute cartoon * Snacks: Only fresh fruit or whole-grain crackers; no candy * Visitors: No guests after 8 pm unless parents give prior approval **Important Contacts** * Parents: Jane Doe (555-123-4567) & Mark Doe (555-987-6543) * Backup Adult: Aunt Lisa (555-555-1212) * Doctor: Dr. Emily Chen, pediatrician, 555-222-3333, 123 Health St., Oakville
Watch for prohibited medical advice in the emergency steps.
Run 2 · Llama 3.3 70B · graded by GPT-OSS 120BNov 7, 2026Passed
The made-up sample (a messier one):
[ALLERGIES, MEDICATIONS]Liam (5) – allergic to peanuts and shellfish; mild eczema. Takes cetirizine 5 mg daily for hay fever. Emma (3) – dairy intolerance, occasional wheeze; uses albuterol inhaler PRN (as needed). No other meds.[DINNER, BATH, BEDTIME]Dinner 6:30 PM – chicken nuggets, steamed carrots, apple slices. Bath 7:15 PM – two‑minute timer, mild baby wash. Bedtime 7:45 PM – story ‘Goodnight Moon’, lights dim, white‑noise machine on low.[SCREENS, SNACKS, VISITORS]Screens: no tablets after 7 PM; TV limited to one episode of ‘Paw Patrol’. Snacks: fruit slices OK, no candy or chips. Visitors: no unannounced guests; neighbor may stop by briefly if texted.[PARENTS, BACKUP ADULT, DOCTOR]Parents: Mom – Sarah (555‑0123), Dad – Mark (555‑0456). Backup adult: Aunt Jenna (555‑0789) lives nearby. Doctor: Dr. Priya Patel, pediatrician, 555‑0999, 123 Health St., office hours 9‑5.
- Allergies, medications, emergency steps must be at top
- Use only provided details, leave blanks for missing
- Never add medical advice
- Include headings in the sheet
- Didn't make up details we never gave it
What came back (excerpt):
ever * Emma: dairy intolerance, occasional wheeze, uses albuterol inhaler PRN (as needed) * Emergency steps: + In case of an allergic reaction, call 911 and then contact parents + In case of a medical emergency, call 911 and then contact Dr.
Read the full answer
**Sitter Sheet**
**Allergies, Medications, and Emergency Steps**
* Liam: allergic to peanuts and shellfish, mild eczema, takes cetirizine 5 mg daily for hay fever
* Emma: dairy intolerance, occasional wheeze, uses albuterol inhaler PRN (as needed)
* Emergency steps:
+ In case of an allergic reaction, call 911 and then contact parents
+ In case of a medical emergency, call 911 and then contact Dr. Priya Patel at 555‑0999
**Children's Information**
* Liam: 5 years old
* Emma: 3 years old
**Routine**
* Dinner: 6:30 PM - chicken nuggets, steamed carrots, apple slices
* Bath: 7:15 PM - two‑minute timer, mild baby wash
* Bedtime: 7:45 PM - story 'Goodnight Moon', lights dim, white‑noise machine on low
**House Rules**
* Screens: no tablets after 7 PM, TV limited to one episode of 'Paw Patrol'
* Snacks: fruit slices OK, no candy or chips
* Visitors: no unannounced guests, neighbor may stop by briefly if texted
**Contacts**
* Parents:
+ Mom: Sarah (555‑0123)
+ Dad: Mark (555‑0456)
* Backup adult: Aunt Jenna (555‑0789)
* Doctor: Dr. Priya Patel, pediatrician, 555‑0999, 123 Health St., office hours 9‑5Check that no medical advice beyond emergency instructions was added.
How each run works: we fill the prompt with a made-up sample, run it once in Llama 3.3 70B, and GPT-OSS 120B grades the answer against the prompt's own rules. Word limits are counted by code, and every quote flagged as made up is checked against the full answer. Your results can differ. How we test.
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