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Madelyn (26) Babysitter in Den Haag

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3 years experience

About me

Hi! I’m Mady from the U.S. and spent the last year in the Netherlands completing my master’s degree. I’ve spent a lot of time with kids of many ages growing up and also through nannying and babysitting jobs. I enjoying working with the children on schoolwork, cooking, and getting outside. In my personal life I also enjoy cooking and getting outside as well as activities like surfing and reading. I have a very easy goin...

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I am

Calm

Caring

Creative

My skills

Arts & crafts Arts & crafts

Music Music

Baking Baking

Sports Sports

Games Games

Storytelling & reading Storytelling & reading

My babysitting experience

Babies

< 1 year old
Babies

Toddlers

1 - 3 years old
Toddlers

Kindergarteners

4 - 6 years old
Kindergarteners

Grade schoolers

7 - 11 years old
Grade schoolers

My babysitting services:

I can babysit:

Max. 3 children at once

Between 0 and 15 years

I can help with:

choresHousehold chores

drivingDriving children

shoppingGroceries

cookingCooking

homeworkHomework

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After-school care

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