Alejandra A.
Looking for work as a babysitter.
- 0 years paid experience
- Babysitter in Azusa, CA 91702
- 7 miles, will travel 50 mi
Meet Alejandra
- Comfortable with pets
Hello ! I'm Alejandra I'm 18 years old and looking to babysit ! I haven't had any professional experience other than babysitting and taking care of my niece and nephews however I am looking for more experience as I am currently majoring and taking classes in early child development to become a teacher in the future. I'm a kind, humorous and energetic person, patient and most importantly I love kids and thought this was a perfect part time job for me. I am in the process of getting my license so I don't drive, my parents do, I also have no problem with other forms of transportation. I can cook basic home meals depending on the age of your child. I love going out and spending time outside so if your kids love going to the park that's no problem for me! Please message me at least a week in Read more advance as my grandma has hospital visits usually 3-4 times a month. Although I am not certified I do know basic First aid as well. Thank you !
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First aid certification
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CPR certification
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Availability
Experience
Willing to care for 4+ children per sitting
$12-$40/hr
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