Night babysitting jobs focus on caring for children overnight, rather than the more common daytime, afternoon, or evening roles. In this role, you may supervise children at home while their family sleeps, provide personalized attention or medical care, and ensure each child is in bed as much as practical. You may also make a meal and feed it to the child as needed. Night babysitters may supervise children of any age, though this job is most common with toddler-aged children to young teens. Night babysitters primarily supervise children but do not provide breastfeeding or other non-emergency care. Those types of jobs are usually nursing roles rather than babysitting roles.