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Requirements:Non-smoker, non-nicotine, non-vape userMust be at least 19 years oldMust be legal to work in USMust have clear background check results and willing to take a drug screening testMust have reliable car, driver license and auto insurance in your name or as a listed driverMust have 2 or more years of childcare experience and 4 childcare references (Including any babysitting, nanny jobs, child care center, coaching, teaching, volunteer, church nursery etc.)
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Have you worked as a babysitter, daycare worker, nanny, or church nursery volunteer? Text "Fun Babysitter - Pasadena" to 323-746-8144 to get started in the process! Fun Babysitter - Pasadena.
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At least two (2) years of proven professional experience as a child or adult care provider (nanny, babysitter, daycare worker, caregiver, etc.) At least two (2) years of proven professional experience as a child or adult care provider (nanny, babysitter, daycare worker, caregiver, etc.
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MyWoosah is a one-stop-shop outsourced parenting, caregiving, and wellness platform that leverages technology to match families with highly qualified care and wellness providers. First Aid and CPR Certified or willing to get certified within 90 days.
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