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Yasmineb1994

By Yasmineb1994
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Yasmineb1994

Yasmineb1994

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Hey!


I?m offering my services for anyone seeking childcare or Baby sitting during weekdays holidays and evenings. I drive so I?m more than happy to commute. I work in the education sector as a TA and I have a nanny and background of six years.


Looking forward to hearing from you.


Yasmine :)

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Camberwell Coop

Camberwell Coop

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Hi Yasmine,


I am looking for someone to babysit our 2.5yo son for Thursday 2030 onwards in SE5 7LZ.


We will be dining 5mins walk away.


Could you please let me know how much this would cost per hour, if possible, and if you would be available any time before to meet our son with mum or dad. He generally sleeps very soundly and if he wakes he can often be got back to sleep via the baby monitor.


Please let me know your thoughts.


Best wishes,

Nic

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