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I can recommend my family's lovely nanny and babysitter Abey. She has 10 years of childcare experience (from newborns up to secondary school age), and she has helped me so much with my 3 girls over the years.


I find that she is a fun person, who knows how to be 'strict' when necessary. She is very intelligent, and my children always enjoy their conversations with her. She can definitely handle mutltiple children!


Her references are excellent, and she is very dependable. I know my children are in good, safe, hands with her. She is a good cook, and she can even mend clothes!


She is looking for more babysitting work in the area, and she has availability this week. She is available for occasional daytime work (at least 4 hours), as well as weekend work, in addition to evening babysitting.


If you are interested, please send me a message and I will provide her contact information. She ideally looking to find work this week.


Thank you for reading.

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