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Must be kind, responsible, respectful, and love working with kids of all ages. Prior babysitting experience preferred, but not required. Willingness to help with homework and child's online classes a plus.
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Crafty, sporty, mathematician or musician. We're looking for great babysitters to provide in-home child care. First aid or Red Cross certification helpful. Flexible schedule (full-time, part-time, occasional, long term & short term positions available.
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UrbanSitter leads the way in trust and safety. Apply Now Note: You must pass a background check before being hired. all caregiver backgrounds and talents are welcome. Must be willing to care for children in the family's home.
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Requirements Must love kids Respectful Responsible Kind Prior babysitting experience preferred, but not required First aid or Red Cross certification helpful Must be 18 years or older and eligible to work legally in the United States Apply Now Note: You must pass a background check before being hired.
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Must be 18 years or older and eligible to work legally in the United States.
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