An overnight babysitter may perform some of the same tasks as a daytime babysitter, except their primary responsibility is to stay at a house to watch and care for children overnight. As an overnight babysitter or night sitter, your duties include putting the kids to bed and overseeing their well-being throughout the night. You may need to stay the whole night or just until the parents get home. Depending on the parents’ needs, you may pick up kids from school and drive them home, help the children do their homework, make sure they eat dinner, and get them to bed. While this job may sound easier than a daytime sitter, you’re expected to stay up all night for your shift. You may need to console a sick child in the middle of the night, and, if you care for a newborn as a night nanny, sleep training may be one of your tasks.