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Babysitter for 1 kid in Wentworth Point

Tue–Thu mornings and afternoons

Nush D.

Wentworth Point · renewed 28 days ago

Children
1 kid (1 year old)

When they need someone

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Starting
As soon as possible
Rate guide
around 35-40 per hour

We’re looking for a warm, caring and reliable nanny to look after our gorgeous 1-year-old daughter.

Days: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Hours: 10am–3pm
Location: Wentworth Point 2127
Start: ASAP

Our daughter is happy, loving and fun, and we’re looking for someone who is genuinely engaged and enjoys spending time with toddlers.

We’re particularly looking for someone who:

• Is warm, nurturing and attentive
• Is proactive and comes prepared with activities, especially sensory play
• Enjoys reading, creative play, music, outdoor activities and age-appropriate learning
• Can help create a fun and structured daily routine
• Has previous experience caring for babies or toddlers
• Is reliable and responsible
• Has a current Working With Children Check and Police Check
• Has a current First Aid certificate
• Can provide references

The role is focused on caring for our daughter, keeping her engaged throughout the day and supporting her development through play and activities.

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