Posted 2 hours ago by a parent

Sitter needed Monday, Oct 12, 9:00am - Friday, Oct 16, 7:00pm in Rincon Hill

One-time · 106 hours · Monday, Oct 12 at 9:00 AM


Care type

Babysitter

1 child, ages 6

Neighborhood

Rincon Hill

San Francisco, CA

Pay rate

Rate dependent on experience

Paid via cash


About this babysitting job

I am looking for a fun engaging person to do activities and play with my 6-year-old. Ideally, this person would be full time next week, but then 2x a week for 3 hours with both my two and 6 year old. The sisters love to play together. Both girls love to dance, sing, read and be read to, help cook, do arts and crafts, and practice gymnastics on a tumbling mat. I am not looking for someone to just watch them, but someone who genuinely likes to interact and engage with kids. They’re full of life and energy and a joy to be around. We are looking for help 2 days a week in the evenings, occasional evenings and weekends, and for October 12-16th full time for just the 6-year-old. Thanks in advance! Public transit— we live right in the city in Rincon Hill/ East Cut. Labradoodle (but he is not currently here and is staying with grandma)

Schedule

MON9:00 AM – 11:59 PM
TUE12:00 AM – 11:59 PM
WED12:00 AM – 11:59 PM
THU12:00 AM – 11:59 PM
FRI12:00 AM – 7:00 PM

What's included

School pickupDriving children in caregiver’s carLight tidying after kidsBathingBedtime RoutineFeeding childrenDiaperingHomework help

Perks of this job

Near public transit

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