| BABYSAT | Looked after infant, as child took a seat (7) |
| BABYSIT | Is tabby prepared to look after infant? (7) |
| TEETHINGRINGS | Comforting set for an infant, as depicted by this puzzle |
| CHILDMINDER | Person paid to look after infants (5, 6) |
| BABYSITTING | Looking after infants and children (11) |
| MIDDLESCHOOL | After infants (6,6) |
| BURNETT | Author noted for her tales about a little princess, Queen Silver-Bell, a secret walled garden and a well-mannered elaborately dressed little lord whose name, Fauntleroy, translates as "child of the ki |
| PERCHED | Given a hearty cheer, perhaps, took a seat (7) |
| SATANIC | Took a seat with a nice short black (7) |
| SATIATE | Took a seat and I consumed till full (7) |
| ELECTED | Took a seat back, etc., from far side of Gweedore in Donegal countryside foundation (7) |
| SATDOWN | Took a seat (3,4) |
| CHINCHILLA | Coming from S America, the child took ill in a foreign country (10) |
| TOTEM | Small child took me back to see a Native American post (5) |
| PHYSIC | Sophy, sickly child took in some medicine (6) |
| SPOILT | Indulged as child, getting upset about nothing (6) |
| WUNDERKIND | Where Mozart's works might be filed in turn, as child prodigy (10) |
| TWEENAGER | Little Nell's beginning in great novel, as child (9) |
| SONG | Lied as child before finally confessing |
| MOMMY | Very old person used as child-minder! (5) |
