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babysitter and trilingual teacher available

By Nagela Tortato
November 6, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Nagela Tortato

Posted November 6, 2013

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Posted November 6, 2013

A responsible and experienced Italo-Brazilian babysitter ( 27 years old and not smoking girl) looking to share my enthusiasm and creativity as a full-time or part time nanny for a family seeking help with daily activities and any childcare needs.

I'm not just a babysitter, because, on the same time I can teach your children another language like portuguese, italian, german or english.

Skills:

-Driving licence

-Cooking, cleaning, and organizing

-Enthusiastic and creative

-Reliable and friendly

Please contact me if you are interested.

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