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Offer to baby-sit in the evenings during the week


Julia O.

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Hello my name is Julia and I`m 19. I have finished school with my A-levels and I live in East Dulwich as an aupair for nearly eight weeks now and I?ll stay expected until the end of December. I`m actually from Germany and now I`m looking for some families to baby-sit at in the weeks in the evenings from about 8 p.m. or later, to whenever you like me to.

I have experiences with children, having made a 6 months internship in a nursery in Germany and now I?m working in a family as an aupair taking care of two girls at the age of 4 and 2. I also have a first aid certificate, if there`s any importance of it.

So let me know if you`re interested in me taking care of your children while you?re away, by sending a message and I`ll tell

you at which days and at which time I?m free..



Thank you


Kind regards


Julia

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