| BABYSIT | Look after child, changing bib, say, on time (7) |
| THISTLE | It's nearby, say, on time for the French to get a different national symbol (7) |
| TOTALLY | Partner's after child one hundred per cent |
| MASTERMIND | Plan for teacher to look after child (10) |
| HEROICCOUPLET | Romeo and Juliet, say, on time for some poetry (6,7) |
| STAIN | Carrot-colored mark on a baby's bib, say |
| EGRET | It flies, say, on time (5) |
| STREET | Way to reach small bay, say, on time (6) |
| MCLASS | Next step after child-safety seat (7,4) |
| KIDLINGTON | Heather trails after child going to fashion place in 23 28 (10) |
| FOSTERPARENT | A present for fantastic teacher, primarily one looking after child (6-6) |
| ACTOR | Word after "child" or "method" |
| KIDNAP | Snatch some sleep after child (6) |
| NANNY | Person looking after child and goat (5) |
| NANNIE | Alternative spelling for nanny, person who looks after child (6) |
| INSATIABLE | At home, looked after child, one practised in being greedy (10) |
| TEKNONYMY | Calling parent after child's toy monkey lost, exchanging old for new |
| PLAY | Easy after child's drama (4) |
| BAINMARIE | Damage that is seen after child runs off vessel used by cook (4-5) |
| HEPTAGON | Shape of girls' night out consuming Prosecco primarily to order after child's play (8) |
