Bubble Babysitting Childcare solution

By se15mum
August 17, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 17, 2017

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Posted August 17, 2017

Need help with childcare over the school holidays OR looking for after school pick ups come September? The bubble babysitting app can help! Use it to browse and book local Sitters, all of whom are ID & Background checked. Plus you can read their reviews from other parents and see the mutual friends you have in common. All booking and payment is handled by the app too. Great if your regular help is away or you just need a hand while the kids are around. There are no subscription or agency fees for accessing the service and you?ll also get ?20 off your first sit by using code: CBVPH. You can sign up here https://o4y5.app.link/7gMtxr9XMD if you?ve any questions, or are looking for someone on a regular basis just let me know and we can help you out.

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