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1 after school nannies are listed in Borger, TX
The average posted rate is $33/hr as of March 2025
The average experience for nearby after school nannies is 10 years
After school nannies in Borger, TX
Kathy T.
Borger, TX
$33/hr • 10 yrs exp
5.0
(1)
Hired by 1 family in your neighborhood
I am interested in caring for all children of all ages, caring for senior adults and looking after pets. I have worked in the church nursery and Sunday School. I have also helped out in kids camps. I am a Christian and enjoy helping people. I have volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House in Florida.
I have worked for a family...
Kathy can also help with: Travel, carpooling, craft assistance, light cleaning, swimming supervision, meal prep & more
Skills:
Special Needs Care
5.0
"Kathy was great with my three kids. At the time I hired her, my twins were 3 and my oldest was 6. She was always prompt and very dependable, and my kids loved her! She was great about taking them to do fun things through the summer. She worked well around our...
Lisa V.
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