Qualified level 2 in childcare babysitter!

By Lara Patricia
November 9, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Lara Patricia

Posted November 9, 2016

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Posted November 9, 2016

I am a babysitter looking for a lovely family to work for. Ideally, I would like to do a few hours of babysitting - I do school pick ups. I am available Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Friday. NOT available on Thursdays as I am babysitting.

I am 19 years old soon 20 in February and my name is Lara. I am Qualified level 2 in childcare and worked at nurseries before with all age groups and also done/do some babysitting. I mostly enjoy working with babies and toddlers/preschoolers but I don't mind looking after older children.

I would describe myself as a very friendly,patient, caring, committed individual and amazing with children! Bilingual - I speak fluent English and Portuguese.

I charge ?10 an hour (babysitting)/ School Drop offs/pick ups ?10 / Weekends - before 7am ?11 & after 7pm ?12 an hr.

I don't drive, but I am willing to travel.

If you have a pet I don't mid looking after it, I truly love animals!

CRB,CV and references available upon request.

Please don't hesitate to get in contact with me if you're interested!

Thank you

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