These shares involve situations where someone is watching children—babysitting relatives, village kids, or younger siblings—when activity at windows, doors, or the yard turns a routine night into a crisis.
Common threads are kids present or in care, homes and cabins under pressure, and adults scrambling to protect the little ones. Browse these shares if you want reports where the stakes include children, not only adult witnesses.
A terrifying share from Donovan, from spring of 1978, who had to deal with a sasquatch attempting to snatch him from the kitchen window and continued to terrorize the family over a period of a time.
Aggie shares her experience from 1981 when she was 12-years old while watching kids in the village.
A share from Tina who had an experience while home from college and tasked with watching her cousins and some other kids for her grandmother, who was out of town for a doctor's visit. While berry picking with the children, she saw a sasquatch watching them, prompting her to usher the kids back home.
It followed them home and terrorized her and the kids until help arrived.
At a commercial salmon set netting fish camp in the Bristol Bay / Dillingham region, a young boy named Joe Jr. experienced multi-year contact with Sasquatch entities starting at age four. Initially, he told his family about a 'man' waving at him from the beach, which escalated to multiple hairy creatures whispering to him when his grandmother was distracted, attempting to lure him away to play. Interestingly, the creatures explicitly told Joe Jr. they could not cross a semi-circular boundary line where his grandmother had walked and sprayed a spiritual prayer of protection.
In the fall of 2019, just before the pandemic, a local high school senior named Jane was babysitting five young cousins (ranging in age from roughly five to twelve) at a federal HUD housing unit in a remote northwest coastal village of under 500 year-round residents near the Bering Sea. After coming indoors, the two youngest children were caught staring out a bedroom window, giggling and waving at a 'silly man' standing inside the immediate willow and scrub brush lines. Assuming it was an overactive imagination, Jane dismissed the event.
