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Babysitting in park while you exercise

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HI All,


I am an artist and theatre maker and, like many the grand part of my work disappeared overnight at the end of March. Part of my work as a theatre practitioner is working with kids and young people. Full disclosure, I have an Enhanced DBS, but am not a certified teacher or assistant.


As social distancing continues but lockdown eases I was wanting to float an idea. I used to look after kids for Mums and Dads who worked out in the park, with a personal trainer, in Australia. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in this idea? At this stage I would be offering to look after children while you exercise independently. I would be available in Dulwich Park, Goose Green or the Rye (or another outdoor space/park nearby). I envisage it as hourly blocks at 10p/h. If you and a friend would like to share the expense I would happily look after 3 kids for the same price.


At this stage it would be informal but if more people are interested I would be happy to explore the idea of looking into pairing up with a personal trainer and/or having structured activities for kids.


If you are interested in having me babysit please get in contact either here or [email protected]

Feel free to comment if you might be interested but would prefer a different format.


Cheers

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