The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1

2020

Created by Rachel Shukert
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10 episodes
Kids & Family

Five friends start a baby-sitting business in this Netflix series. A modern-day take on the beloved book series from author... More

Five friends start a baby-sitting business in this Netflix series. A modern-day take on the beloved book series from author Ann M. Martin, who also produces the show.

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Where to watch The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1

The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1 is available to stream in... More Australia now on Netflix.

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The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1 episodes

Kristy’s Great Idea

A creative concept comes to life as Kristy starts a... More club with her best friends — and a new classmate. But is she ready to be a team leader?

Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls

The spooky spirit of Halloween sweeps through Stoneybrook. Meanwhile, Claudia... More explores budding romance and struggles to connect with her parents.

The Truth About Stacey

As competition heats up for the BSC, Stacey attempts to... More hide a personal secret and revisits a painful event from her past.

Mary Anne Saves the Day

After dealing with a major dad dilemma, Mary Anne makes... More a dynamic new friend. Later, a medical emergency puts her caretaking skills to the test.

Dawn and the Impossible Three

To prove herself to the BSC, Dawn agrees to babysit... More for a family of rowdy kids. Can she keep up with their mischief and mayhem?

Claudia and Mean Janine

A family emergency triggers an emotional feud between Claudia and... More her older sister. Elsewhere, Mary Anne works to hide her feelings.

Boy-Crazy Stacey

Mary Anne and Stacey team up for an out-of-town job:... More babysitting kids at the beach. But a cute new crush challenges business and friendship.

Kristy's Big Day

Stoneybrook delights in a day of glitz and glamour as... More Kristy’s mom prepares for a big day. Later, Kristy hits a major milestone, much to her surprise.

Hello, Camp Moosehead! Part 1

The BSC braves the great outdoors at a summer sleepaway... More camp, where they explore archery, theater, activism ... and a dash of chilling mystery.

Hello, Camp Moosehead! Part 2

As Stacey deals with a new normal, Kristy leads a... More crucial search, Dawn and Claudia start a revolution, and Mary Anne finds her place in the spotlight.

The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%56 reviews
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79_%28 reviews
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"It’s sweet but not cloying, smart but not cynical, full-hearted and funny..."

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The New York Times

"A sweet and faithful, if not unmodern, new adaptation..."

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Stuff

"It maintains a contemporary feel without losing the old-fashioned charm at its heart."

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The Guardian

"It’s sweet, and honest, and nice, in a way that feels just as refreshing as the girls’ old-fashioned business model."

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Rolling Stone

"This latest adaptation brings The Baby-Sitters Club into the modern era without sacrificing the wholesome ideals at its core."

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Entertainment Weekly

"While TV shows for adults routinely feature characters making bad decisions without reflection or remorse, the tweens in this reboot work through their pain and learn from their shortcomings. Witnessing this kind of self-growth is inspirational, whether the viewer is a kid or an adult."

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A.V. Club

"Isn’t an anachronism so much as a tonic. ... The show strikes a shrewd balance between earnestness and humor, freshness and nostalgia, fidelity to Martin’s beloved characters and awareness of how much has changed since her books dominated girl culture at the end of the 20th century."

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Time Magazine

"The most comforting, delightful stretch of viewing I’ve had in the last few months."

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Vulture

"Watching a group of intrepid young women start a business, deal with irresponsible teens, and get their homework done is a level of responsibility to which we should all aspire."

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IndieWire

"The Baby-Sitters Club is not a heavy show — quite the opposite — but its attention to these issues is very thoughtful and reveals just how compassionate the baby-sitters are. The kids are all right indeed."

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