Babysitter for 2 kids in Thornhill Park

Mon mornings and afternoons

Eric C.

Thornhill Park · posted 5 days ago

Children: 2 kids - 3 and 1 year old

When they need someone

Weekly availability
	MMon	TTue	WWed	TThu	FFri	SSat	SSun
Mornings	Mon Mornings: available	Tue Mornings: not available	Wed Mornings: not available	Thu Mornings: not available	Fri Mornings: not available	Sat Mornings: not available	Sun Mornings: not available
Afternoons	Mon Afternoons: available	Tue Afternoons: not available	Wed Afternoons: not available	Thu Afternoons: not available	Fri Afternoons: not available	Sat Afternoons: not available	Sun Afternoons: not available
Evenings	Mon Evenings: not available	Tue Evenings: not available	Wed Evenings: not available	Thu Evenings: not available	Fri Evenings: not available	Sat Evenings: not available	Sun Evenings: not available

Starting: From Mon 28 Sept
Rate guide: Around $33/hour

We have two beautiful little girls — our 3-year-old and our baby, who is nearly 1 and still has two naps during the day. They’re both happy, playful girls who love having someone around to play with, keep them company and make their day fun. 🥰

We’re really just looking for someone who can care for them, bottle-feed our baby when needed, play with them and keep them engaged. We’re very happy to take care of the other things ourselves, such as nappies, potty training, preparing their meals and getting them ready for their naps. We usually have lunch around midday. 😊

For the remainder of 2026, we’re looking for someone on Mondays from around 9:30am–3:30pm.

From 2027, we’re hoping to add Wednesdays as well, from 8:30am–3:30pm, so the regular schedule would be Mondays and Wednesdays.

We’re hoping to find someone warm, caring, reliable and genuinely enjoys spending time with little ones. ❤️

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