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Hello all,


I am a 26 year old babysitter from East Dulwich with 10 years experience of caring for children as young as 2 years of age. I attended Alleyn's school from the age of 5 - 18 and currently work full-time for a children's charity. I am available every week-day evening (except Tuesdays when I am at college undertaking an MA in Child Psychotherapy) and anytime over the weekend. My course fees are expensive which is why I am looking to take on extra work. Please contact me via phone or email if you would like further information regarding qualifications and work experience.


Thank you!


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