
Barbie: Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure (2023) on Netflix
Skipper's babysitting business stalls after a food fight and bad reviews, so she spends the summer working at the Oceans Extreme water park, where the manager is her rival, Tammy.
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- IMDb5.5/10296 votes
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Plot summary
Skipper's superhero daydream ends, the children she is watching start a food fight, and the mess in her living room brings negative reviews that cancel her babysitting bookings. With Barbie away volunteering in the rainforest, Stacie and Chelsea at summer camp, and her friends Navya and Chantal gone, she looks for work. She meets Joy at a smoothie counter, where Tammy's demands get Joy fired, and a sandwich board sends both of them to Oceans Extreme water park. There they meet Anna, who hopes the park will carry her jewelry, and Cheri, who wants customers for dog walking. Tammy runs the interviews and her father Milton owns the park.
Cast
Kirsten Dayas Skipper / Tammy (voice)
America Youngas Barbie (voice)
Zaela Raeas Joy (voice)
Alex Cazaresas Anna / Brian / Helga / Big Kid / Book on Tape (voice)
Julyza Commodoreas Cheri / Chantal (voice)
Bill Rogersas Milton / Trucker Pete / Mr. Moneyclown / Tall Kid (voice)
Cassandra Lee Morrisas Stacie (voice)
Natalie Lashkarias Chelsea (voice)
Greg Chunas George / Cooks / Zincenzio Dracula (voice)
Lisa Fusonas Margaret (voice)
Ritesh Rajanas Ken / Mob Guy / Scary Monster / Tough Jock (voice)
Ogie Banksas Sandwich Board Guy / Driver (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Barbie: Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure (2023)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Barbie: Skipper and the Big Babysitting Adventure is the first production in the Barbie media franchise since Barbie: Big City, Big Dreams not to feature the Barbie "Brooklyn" Roberts character.
- The film's two original songs, "It's A Party Now!" and "My Friends," were not put on a soundtrack album, making it the first Barbie-branded production since Barbie in A Mermaid Tale not to have any song on a music streaming service.






















