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Babysitter needed in Kurraba Point

Mon–Fri mornings

Marco D.

Kurraba Point · posted 2 days ago

Children
I have one daughter who is 6-years old.

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Before-School Babysitter – Kurraba Point (Mon–Fri)

We’re looking for a kind, reliable and patient babysitter to help our six-year-old daughter get ready for school and take her to school five mornings a week.

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:10am to 9:10am
Our home location: Kurraba Point

The morning routine would involve making her a simple breakfast (such as eggs and toast), packing her lunch, keeping her company and helping her stay on track while she gets dressed and brushes her teeth, doing her hair, and accompanying her to school.

She’s a happy, affectionate and fairly independent six-year-old, although mornings can sometimes take a little while depending on how tired she is and how quickly she eats breakfast!

You would normally leave home with her at around 8:30am and take the bus to school and arrive before 9:10am.

We’re looking for someone warm and dependable who enjoys spending time with children and would be interested in a regular, ongoing before-school arrangement.

Please get in touch if this sounds like it might suit you. We’d be very happy to chat and tell you more about our daughter and family.

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