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Babysitter needed in Rosebery (NSW)

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Rachel M.

Rachel M.

Rosebery (NSW) · posted today

Children
Three children aged 7, 5 and 1

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Hi everyone,

We’re a family of five located in Rosebery and are looking for a mother’s helper to assist us with after-school care two afternoons a week – Tuesdays and Thursdays (although we are flexible on days and there is a possibility that this can increase to additional days)

We have three children, a 7-year-old boy, an almost 5-year-old girl (who starts school next year) and a 1-year-old boy

The role would involve assisting around the house around school pick-ups, which could be either picking the kids up from school or staying in the house while the baby naps. The role would also include playing with and watching the baby while I prepare dinner and cleaning up afterwards as well as supervising the older children while I put the baby to bed.

While I’ll be around most of the time we are hoping to find the right person who can then baby sit for dates nights as well in the future.

We’re looking for someone who is fun, friendly and responsible, but also proactive and with initiative to do tasks where needed.

Thanks

Rachel

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