5 months ago
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Carmina (19) Babysitter in San Bartolomeo
Negotiable
1 year experience
About me
Ciao! Mi chiamo Carmina e sono una babysitter con una grande passione per il mondo dell'infanzia. Mi descrivo come una persona estremamente calma, paziente e premurosa: il mio obiettivo è far sentire ogni bambino al sicuro e coccolato. Adoro passare il tempo con i più piccoli, inventando giochi stimolanti o leggendo storie, per dare un supporto concreto e sereno ai genitori indaffarati. Sarò felice di prendermi cura dei vos...
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My skills
Arts & crafts
Music
Baking
Sports
Games
Storytelling & reading
My babysitting experience
Babies
< 1 year oldToddlers
1 - 3 years oldKindergarteners
4 - 6 years oldMy babysitting services:
I can babysit:
Max. 2 children at once
Between 0 and 15 years
I can help with:
Household chores
Groceries
Cooking
Homework
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My location
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