Our New Babysitter, reviewed by the desk

One hire, one bad idea

The setup fits in a sentence. A wife books a babysitter, and that babysitter, a grown woman with a teasing streak, takes a very different interest in the husband than anyone planned. Once the evening winds down and the two of them are left alone, the professional arrangement stops being professional.

There is no elaborate backstory and no twist factory. It is a classic temptation-in-the-house story, played with a light, cheeky tone. The wife's absence from the room is the thing that keeps the tension alive.

Free part and token price

Two free episodes, then three paid ones at 12 tokens each. Finishing the series costs 36 tokens, which is as cheap as Candy Shorts get.

The first episode is a brisk 62 seconds, just under the typical 66-second length. In other words, the free part is a quick taste rather than a long preview. If you are new to tokens and plans, our cost and tokens page explains how it fits together.

Episode 1: she's hired

The opening episode introduces the household and the new arrival. The wife has made her choice, the husband is around, and the babysitter makes an impression that has nothing to do with her references. The episode's job is to plant the idea that this hire was a mistake, at least from the wife's point of view.

It does that quickly and without fuss.

Episode 2: after hours

Episode 2 moves to the part of the evening the wife never thought about. With the house quiet and the husband and babysitter alone, the flirting stops being deniable. The series keeps it suggestive in the free part and leaves the real escalation for later.

It is a clean cliffhanger: you know where this is heading, and the only question is whether you want to pay to see how far.

Three paid episodes

After the free pair, three episodes remain. The premise points one way: the arrangement between husband and babysitter goes further, with the wife still unaware. We will not invent specific scenes or the ending.

For 36 tokens it is a low-risk buy. Even if it only half lands for you, you have not spent much to find out.

Who plays the babysitter

The cast list names Sofia Fletcher, an AI character and an adult, not a real person. Her profile describes her as bubbly, outgoing, teasing, adventurous and secretly naughty, which is pretty much the job description for this role. Off screen she likes shopping sprees, beach days, dance videos and cosy movie nights.

She has her own Sofia Fletcher page with the full profile and a way to chat with her.

Is it porn?

It is adult content for adults, tagged Wives. Like the rest of Candy Shorts, it comes as short AI-generated episodes with a plot, more erotic sketch than full adult film. Our is it porn? page sets out the difference in detail.

The bottom line

Fine, cheap, a bit thin. The premise is familiar and the series does not try to be clever with it, but at 36 tokens you are not risking much and Sofia is likeable. Watch the free pair first; if the flirting works for you, the rest is an easy yes.

Want something with more plot? A Woman's World - The Last Man On Earth goes bigger, and Couples Therapy With Margot Vey has a sharper hook at the same price.