Ad Hoc/ Regular Babysitter Available daily from 5pm

By MartaM
January 3, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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MartaM

Posted January 3, 2018

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Posted January 3, 2018

I'm a local nanny on career break and I'm looking for regular or just ad hoc babysitting.

I'm available daily from 5pm and 6pm on the weekends. I have over 11 years of childcare experience with children as young as 5 months old. I'm a First Aider and I'm fully vetted with references available on request. I drive so I'm flexible with the commute.

If there are any mums wanting to attend gym classes or just meeting up with friends in the evening or have a date night out with the other half please do get in touch and I would be more than happy to provide you with my CV.

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