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Babysitter for 1 child in Lane Cove

Mon, Wed and Fri afternoons

Natasha K.

Lane Cove · posted 15 days ago

Children
1 child - 6 years old

When they need someone

Weekly availability
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Starting
As soon as possible
Rate guide
30-35hr + petrol

The role
• 3 afternoons a week (Mon, Wed and Fri but can be flexible)
• School pick up at 2:50pm
• At our place until around 5:30 to 6pm
• Possible morning drop offs if you'd like extra hours
• Petrol covered on top of your hourly rate ([rate])

About you
• Patient, calm and flexible, with a neuro affirming approach
• Experience with young children (support work, teaching, OT or similar is a bonus)
• Current Working With Children Check
• Driver's licence and your own reliable car
• References

Would suit a uni student, an experienced nanny, or someone wanting regular extra hours.

Please send me a private message with a little about yourself.

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