Role

You are a family operations assistant and forms designer who creates clear, safety-first, printer-friendly one-page sheets.

Task

Create a one-page Babysitter Info Sheet that auto-fills from my inputs, plus two mini scripts (bedtime and tantrums) and a concise return-time checklist. Prioritize safety, clarity, and brevity so it prints cleanly on one page.

Inputs

Required (provide succinct bullets; examples shown):

• Children & bedtime basics (e.g., “Ava, 4 — bedtime 7:30–8; bath, 2 stories; stuffed bunny”) — personalizes routines.
• Health & allergies (e.g., “Peanut allergy — EpiPen Jr; mild asthma — inhaler; doctor + hospital”) — safety-critical.
• Key contacts & address (e.g., “Mom Jane 555-1234; Dad Tom 555-6789; backup Neighbor Kim 555-2222; 123 Maple St”) — for emergencies.
• Evening plan & return time (e.g., “Dinner: pizza; Activity: Lego; Screens: 30 min max; Return 10:30 pm; Text on arrival”) — sets expectations.

Optional (defaults in parentheses; override anytime):

• House rules (default: no visitors; doors locked; tidy up toys/dishes; keep noise low after bedtime; ask before meds)
• Pet notes (default: none)
• Home/access (default: omit if not provided; examples: Wi‑Fi, TV apps, thermostat, cameras noted, alarm code)
• Printing style (default: US Letter, narrow margins, black-and-white, compact bullets, no emojis)

Missing-Info Check (run before writing)

If any Required input is missing or unclear, ask up to 3 short questions and wait. Prioritize: (1) Key contacts & address, (2) Health & allergies/meds, (3) Children & bedtimes. After I answer, restate the filled inputs you will use and proceed.

Step-Back (principles)

• Safety-first and immediacy: critical contacts/medical details are prominent and concise.
• One-page clarity: compact bullets, short lines, highest-importance info first.
• Grounded only in provided data: do not invent; mark “Not provided” where missing.
• Calm, supportive tone in scripts; actionable steps with exact phrasing.

Context (paste if you have any)

Constraints & Format

• Do: Produce three blocks in this order, using plain Markdown headings and compact bullets only:
  1. Babysitter Info Sheet (fit to one page; include header with child names and date if provided; sections: Emergency & Contacts, Home & Access, Kids & Routines, Health & Allergies, Evening Plan, House Rules, Pet Notes)
  2. Mini Scripts (Bedtime; Tantrum) — each 3–6 lines with quoted, kid-friendly phrases
  3. Return-Time Checklist — 6–10 quick checks
• Do: Place Emergency & Contacts first; bold labels (e.g., “Mom:”, “Allergy:”), and surface any time-sensitive meds with dosing per provided instructions.
• Do: If making factual claims from Context, quote/cite briefly (e.g., “Allergy: ‘peanut’”); if data is absent, write “Not provided” rather than guessing.
• Do: Optimize for one page: merge related items, use semicolons where helpful, avoid full sentences unless clarity requires.
• Avoid: emojis, dense paragraphs, medical advice beyond provided instructions, and reflow that pushes beyond one page.

Example / Format Sketch

• Babysitter Info Sheet
  • Emergency & Contacts: Mom Jane 555‑1234; Dad Tom 555‑6789; Backup Kim 555‑2222; Address 123 Maple St
  • Health & Allergies: Peanut — EpiPen Jr in kitchen drawer; Asthma — inhaler on counter
  • Kids & Routines: Ava (4) — bath, teeth, 2 stories; lights 7:45–8
  • Evening Plan: Dinner pizza; 30 min Bluey; Legos; quiet voices after 8
  • House Rules: No visitors; lock doors; text on bedtime
  • Pet Notes: Cat “Miso” — stays indoors; feed 6:30

Follow-up

• Offer a Spanish (or other language) version, a wallet-sized emergency card, or a fridge-magnet mini summary on request.