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Babysitter needed in Darling Point

Tue–Fri afternoons

Christine C.

Darling Point · posted 15 days ago

Children
Two kids girl aged 8 and boy aged 11.

When they need someone

Weekly availability
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Starting
As soon as possible
Rate guide
$40 including superannuation

Tuesday to Friday
⏰ 2:30pm to 6.30pm (16 hours per week)

The role includes:
School pick up, afternoon snacks, homework support, after school activities, dinner preparation for the children, and the evening routine until parents arrive home.

You'll be a great fit if you:

  • Have previous nanny or childcare experience with school aged children

  • Hold a Working With Children Check and current First Aid certificate

  • Are confident, organised and genuinely enjoy time with older kids

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