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Elisabeth (27) Babysitter in Ferwert
Negotiable
5+ years experience
About me
Hey! Ik ben Elisabeth, 26 jaar met meer dan 10 jaar oppaservaring op kinderen en baby's van 8 weken tot 15 jaar in binnen en buitenland. Ik heb veel geduld en ben goed in het aanvoelen wat een kind nodig heeft. Ik houd er van om leuke activiteiten te ondernemen; van een nieuw creatief knutselproject aan de keukentafel tot een spannend avontuur naar de speeltuin. Ik ben niet alleen iemand die let op de kinderen, maar ik speel o...
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Patient
Kind
Creative
My skills
Arts & crafts
Baking
Sports
Games
Storytelling & reading
My babysitting experience
Babies
< 1 year oldToddlers
1 - 3 years oldKindergarteners
4 - 6 years oldGrade schoolers
7 - 11 years oldMy babysitting services:
I can babysit:
Max. 5 children at once
Between 0 and 15 years
I can help with:
Household chores
Driving children
Groceries
Cooking
Homework
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