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Babysitter for 2 kids in Ringwood (VIC)

Fri mornings and afternoons

Ellie B.

Ringwood (VIC) · posted 2 days ago

Children
2 kids, 4 years and 18 months

When they need someone

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Starting
From Fri 20 Nov
Rate guide
Around $30

Friday Nanny/Babysitter – Ringwood 💛

We’re looking for a lovely nanny/babysitter to join our family on Fridays to help care for our two girls, who are 4 years old and 18 months old.

We’re flexible with hours and open to:

  • Morning: 8:30am–12:30pm

  • Afternoon: 12:00–4:30pm

  • Or potentially a full day if that suits the right person.

Our girls love imaginative play, music and dancing, messy play, books and getting outside. We’d love to find someone who genuinely enjoys playing with kids, is warm and engaged, and can build a lovely, secure relationship with them.

The role would include:

  • Playing with the girls and encouraging fun, age-appropriate activities

  • Preparing simple meals and snacks

  • Getting our 18-month-old down for her nap when needed

  • Tidying up after meals and activities

  • Keeping the girls safe, happy and well cared for

We’re based in Ringwood and also have a very friendly (and very bouncy!) Golden Retriever, so you’ll need to be comfortable with a big, enthusiastic dog 🐶

Ideally, we’d love to find someone who may also have some availability for casual babysitting, evenings or weekends down the track.

Would love to hear from you if this sounds like it could be a good fit! Please send me a message with a little bit about yourself, your experience and availability 😊

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