Omita, Babysitter in Kokkola

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Omita (26) Babysitter in Kokkola

10-15 € / hour

1 year experience

About me

I am 26 years young person , currently studying Nursing in Centria University. I am fun loving and kind person....

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I am

Calm

Kind

Talkative

My skills

Arts & crafts Arts & crafts

Games Games

Storytelling & reading Storytelling & reading

My babysitting experience

Babies

< 1 year old
Babies

My babysitting services:

I can babysit:

Max. 3 children at once

Between 0 and 15 years

I can help with:

chores Household chores

shopping Groceries

homework Homework

I am available on

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Mo
Tu
We
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Available for:
Regular babysitting
Occasional babysitting
After-school care

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