D's parents hired P, for the first time, to babysit D. D's parents, aware of D's tendency to push people, did not warn P. D pushed P to the ground, causing her to suffer personal injuries. P sued D for battery and negligence, and his parents for negligence in failing to warn P. The trial court found for D, ruling that because he was not aware that his actions could cause injury, he was not liable. P appealed.

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