Anne C.
Looking for work as a babysitter.
- 3 years paid experience
- Babysitter in Sacramento, CA 95841
- 22 miles, will travel 25 mi
Meet Anne
- Comfortable with pets
Hello! I'm a current student at Sierra College that's new to the area, having just moved from Davis to Sacramento. Currently I also work part time for ESPN, and since I've moved I just left my volunteering job at church where I coordinated a toddler youth group program, which is just one reason why I would really enjoy another role working with kids. I'm known to be reliable, hard-working, practical, and trustworthy. Another reason that I'm really hoping I can fill some of my free time with babysitting is because I have really enjoyed my extensive experience caring for children of a variety of ages and backgrounds, from ages 1-13, while I was in foster care. I was placed in a home with a mother who ran a successful home daycare business, which is where I discovered how much I really enjoy being around kids and also that I'm capable Read more of watching Moana 1000 times. I usually have a flexible schedule, and am hoping to put my free time to use. Thank you for your consideration!
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Availability
Experience
Willing to care for 3 children per sitting
$11-$15/hr
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