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Hi,


we live near Bellenden Road in Peckham and I am looking for an ad hoc babysitter/au pair kind of help to provide adult supervision for my 11 year old son. We've had an au pair until now but as she's moving on I'd like to find someone who'd be able to help mainly around school holidays (doesn't have to be available for the whole holiday period) and possibly occasional evening/weekend "babysitting" - as my son is 11 this would really involve being the grown up presence in the household, preparing light lunch etc. As this is not a permanent position it would suit for example an au pair who has free time during the week (I could be flexible with hours etc.) or a student. If you think you might be able to help and are interested pm me.


Thanks,

Susanna

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Hey Susanna,


My name is Sam. I'm 24 years old and have 6 years experience in Child Care. I was a kid's party hostess for 5 years with an organization called Project PlayDate. I tutored at a performing arts camp for 4 summers in a row, teaching drama to kids ages 6-16. I've produced and directed a professional children's play. I took care of a 3MTH old and 2 year old (sisters) for a year, until they were 1YR and 3YRS respectively. I've babysat occasionally for several families, with the ages of kids ranging from 2MTHS old - 9YRS old (New York, Barbados & London). I'm interested in this job and would love a bit more information. What are the hours? What is your pay rate? And what requirements do you have of a childminder?


Look forward to hearing from you!


- Sam

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