Summer Babysitter based in Brockley

By Lily Jayne Senner
July 10, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Lily Jayne Senner

Posted July 10, 2018

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Posted July 10, 2018

Hello everyone,

I?m a 22 year old university student at home for the summer and I am looking for some adhoc babysitting / nannying work. I have plenty of experience looking after chilldren from the ages of 4 to 11 as I have babysat for years. I have also helped run children art classes (as I am an artist myself!) and I have had a DBS check within the last six months. I?m a friendly, hardworking individual and I love working with children. I?m available most days and times and am happy to work around different schedules to best suit your babysitting needs!

I charge ?8.50 an hour (or ?10 for three hours or less.) I?m based in Brockley but I am happy to travel around the south east if need be!

Please feel free to email me at [email protected] to discuss anything further or to arrange a phone call to discuss your babysitting requirements!

Hoping to hear from you soon!

Lily Senner

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