Childcare/Babysitting available

By tessvoyle
June 29, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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tessvoyle

Posted June 29, 2021

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Posted June 29, 2021

I am a 19-year-old university student studying American Studies and Politics at Swansea and have just finished my first year. Despite spending my term time in Swansea I was born and raised in Camberwell and went to the local primary school (Dog Kennel Hill).

I am a friendly, genuine person, who is very good with children; I really enjoy playing with them and finding entertaining and interesting things to do with them. This has included arts and crafts, baking, outdoor play and sports. In all my time spent with children I try to balance being fun and ensuring that the boundaries that their parents set are followed.

I am enthusiastic, positive and respectful. I am willing to work hard and want to prove myself. I come from a very large family; my youngest cousin was born when I was 15 and I have helped and supported my aunt through her daughter?s early years ? with a mixture of babysitting and day-time childcare.

If I sound like a good fit for you and your family please don't hesitate to contact me.

Email - [email protected]

Mobile - 07712173626

Full UK driving license

CV, references and DBS check available on request.

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