Local babysitter

By Ashley28
October 27, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Ashley28

Posted October 27, 2019

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Posted October 27, 2019

Hello, my name is Ashley.

I am a mother to five (my youngest two now college age).

I live in East Dulwich and I have worked for many years as a TA in local well respected Dulwich primary school.

I am qualified as an Early Years Practitioner. I am also a trained Paediatric first aider and asthma epi pen trained.

I regularly babysit for a number of families in the area and can supply references.

I?m free at weekends, overnight and evenings after 7pm.

I hold a DBS check.

I?m 100 percent trustworthy, reliable, and love working with children.

Please feel free to inbox me for further details.

Regards Ashley

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