Claudia, Babysitter in Punta Marina

1 week ago

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Claudia (21) Babysitter in Punta Marina

€8 - 10 / hour

No Experience

About me

Ciao! Mi chiamo Claudia, ho 20 anni e frequento l’università. Gli anni scorsi ho lavorato come cameriera e in passato ho anche svolto l’animatrice ai campi estivi. Amo i bambini e sono una persona molto pacata e paziente. Sono disponibile anche per aiuto compiti, cucinare, pulire. Sono disponibile a partire da subito. Automunita. Abito a Punta Marina (RA)....

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Calm

Patient

Kind

My babysitting services:

I can babysit:

Max. 2 children at once

Between 0 and 15 years

I can help with:

chores Household chores

driving Driving children

shopping Groceries

cooking Cooking

homework Homework

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Available for:
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