6 days ago
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Simona (31) Babysitter in San Marino
Negotiable
5+ years experience
About me
Salve sono simona ho 30 anni e mi servirebbe un lavoretto per tirare su con le spese visto che sto studiando per fare l assistente dentale. Sono ritornata a casa dai miei genitori dato che sono bolognese da 5 anni immigrata in Svizzera italiana per lavoro, ho parecchia esperienza con le lingue e li facevo la baby sitter per famiglie , dove ho anche conseguito attestato per emergenze con bambini neonati e non con la croce ros...
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Caring
Creative
My skills
Arts & crafts
Music
Baking
Sports
Games
Storytelling & reading
My babysitting experience
Babies
< 1 year oldToddlers
1 - 3 years oldKindergarteners
4 - 6 years oldGrade schoolers
7 - 11 years oldMy babysitting services:
I can babysit:
Max. 3 children at once
Between 0 and 15 years
I can help with:
Household chores
Driving children
Groceries
Cooking
Homework
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My location
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