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Sitter required Saturday, Oct 31, 7:00pm - Sunday, Nov 01, 1:30am in Cow Hollow
One-time · 6.5 hours · Saturday, Oct 31 at 7:00 PM
Care type
Babysitter
1 child, ages 18 months
Neighborhood
Cow Hollow
San Francisco, CA
Pay rate
Rate dependent on experience
Paid via cash
About this babysitting job
We’re looking for someone to watch our 18 month-old for evening while we go out. She will likely be asleep. Responsibilities: • If awake read to her and put her to bed • Change diapers as needed • Rock, cuddle, and comfort the her • Make sure she is safe and happy while she sleeps • Text or call us anytime if you have questions or need us • Keep things tidy—just basic clean-up after diaper changes and feeding
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