Amalia Q.
Looking for work as a babysitter.
- 2 years paid experience
- Babysitter in North Hollywood, CA 91605
- 7 miles, will travel 25 mi
Meet Amalia
- Speaks Spanish
- Comfortable with pets
Hello, my name is Amalia Quiroz and I currently am looking for a babysitting job. I was born in Mexico and came to the United States at the young age of 21. I love to clean and keep my house tidy and enjoy helping others. I currently have 3 dogs, 1 cat, and a parrot, and take care of them very dearly. For the past ten years or so, I was the caregiver of my elderly mother until recently since she decided to go back to her home country. Although she was not a child, I do have prior experience in babysitting when I was younger as I am very good with children. I was also a stay-at-home mother which I believe sets me apart since I did it for a living within my own family. I am very attentive and take my responsibilities very seriously as well, which is Read more something that also sets me apart. I would love to be a sitter for your little bundle of joy and can assure you that I would look after them as if they were my own child.
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Availability
Experience
Willing to care for 2 children per sitting
$17-$23/hr
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