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Babysitter needed in Brunswick (VIC)

Mon–Wed mornings and afternoons

Nikki S.

Brunswick (VIC) · posted 13 days ago

Children
One 16 month old toddler

When they need someone

Weekly availability
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Starting
From Mon 26 Oct
Rate guide
$30/hr

Our family is looking for a casual part-time nanny for 2 weeks in early November.

We’ll need coverage on the following dates from 8.30am to 5pm at our home in Brunswick.

- 2, 3 and 4 November

- 9, 10 and 11 November

We’d also like to have a 1.5hr visit on one of these days - October 26, 27 or 28, so we can get to know each other and she can warm up to you a bit.

Duties include playing with our daughter, feeding her breakfast and lunch and taking her to nearby parks and libraries to play and read books - all walking distance so no driving required. No housework required aside from tidying up after her breakfast and lunch.

I’ll be WFH and will also put her down for her midday nap.

We are keen to work with someone who has experience with babies or toddlers.

Must have a WWCC, first aid training, references and be LGBTQIA+ friendly 🌈

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