Our New Babysitter: a sitter on the clock, a wife out till midnight

Our New Babysitter on Candy Shorts is a five-episode story about an evening in a house where the wife has booked a babysitter and gone out. Once the children are asleep, the sitter is left in charge of the house, and the husband is left with her. The wife never asks what happens next, and the series is built on that gap.

The babysitter is Sofia Fletcher’s character, a 19-year-old adult college student with a boyfriend of her own. She is capable and playful, and she has a life outside the job. The setup is simple. The sitter runs the house, the husband decides how much of the night to share with her, and neither of them sounds in any hurry to go to bed.

That is all the plot the free part gives you, and it is enough to set the tone. The series runs on teasing, short lines and a clock that counts down to midnight. It is a short story with one question at its center, and the question is who gets to decide.

Episode 1 is free without an account, and it runs about a minute. I logged it. The sitter arrives, checks that the children are asleep and starts to take charge of the house. Once the house is quiet, the tone changes. She is confident, a touch bossy and openly flirty, and she tells you she is very good at her job.

Her phone rings while she is on the clock. It’s her boyfriend, and she tells him she can’t talk right now. When you ask about him, she says it’s for now, which is the only detail about her private life the free part gives you. The exchange is short, and it makes one point: she has a life outside the house, and she isn’t hiding it.

The episode ends on the money. You ask when the wife is home, and the answer is midnight. The sitter says she gets paid by the hour and asks you to put her to work. That line is the hook.

Episode 2 is free with a free Candy account and no card. It sits straight after the request at the end of episode 1, and the locked run starts at episode 3.

Sofia Fletcher is the chat character Candy casts as the babysitter. On her profile she is 19, an adult college student, and in a relationship, which fits the boyfriend in the free part. The profile describes her as bubbly, outgoing, teasing and secretly naughty, and the first episode fits that. She is quick with a line and comfortable being in charge of the house. Sofia Fletcher’s page has the full profile.

The wife is never named in the free part, and she is out for the evening. You play the husband. The boyfriend is mentioned, but the free part doesn’t give him a name. The children are only mentioned as asleep and play no part in the story, which keeps the focus on the adults and the one evening.

If you are deciding whether this cast is for you, the answer depends on the tone. Sofia carries the episode, and the rest of the household stays offscreen.

The free part is flirty and suggestive. Episode 1 is about a minute of teasing, a phone call and a clock, and it stops before anything explicit. The heat is in the tone, not the content.

Explicit material sits behind the paywall from episode 3, as in Candy’s regular series. The locked chapters are where the story is meant to go further, and that is the part you pay tokens for. If you want the wider answer on what CandyShorts shows, Is Candy Shorts porn? covers it.

If you finish episode 1 and want more heat, expect to pay for it. Nothing in the free part is a substitute for the locked episodes.

Here is the full cost of finishing the story. Episodes 1 and 2 are free, and episodes 3 to 5 are locked behind Premium and tokens.

Three locked episodes at 12 tokens each adds up to 36 tokens. Premium includes 100 tokens every month, so the whole series fits inside one month’s allowance. The annual Premium plan is $3.99 a month, billed once a year at $47.88, and the discount applies automatically with no promo code. Candy AI pricing lists every plan.

The series ends by handing you to a chat with Sofia Fletcher. Dailymotion and Reddit uploads that claim to be the full story are re-cut teasers, re-posted free episodes or scams. The only complete, safe copy is on Candy.

My verdict is that Our New Babysitter is a short, flirty watch with one good hook. The sitter asks you to put her to work, and that line is the reason to press play. The free part runs about a minute, which makes it easy to try and easy to skip.

It suits viewers who like teasing, slow-build tension in one house. It doesn’t suit anyone who wants a plot-heavy story or a lot of scene variety. Candy lists Every Wife on Candy Lane as a similar series. Both put a wife at the center of the setup, and I haven’t compared the episodes beyond that.

I’d try episode 1 and decide from there. The 36 tokens are a bigger bet than a free minute, so don’t spend them until the first minute has earned it.