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5 bilingual babysitters are listed in Ladson, SC
The average posted rate is $27/hr as of December 2024
The average experience for nearby bilingual babysitters is 7 years
Bilingual babysitters in Ladson, SC
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Hi !
I'm Paola. I'm bilingual (Spanish - English)
A little about me:
I got my degree as a psychologist in 2018 since then I've been on the educational path, especially with early childhood. I have 5+ years of experience, 2 years at a Montessori style preschool and 3 years as a Professional nanny with
0 - 10 yo.
I'd describe...
Paola can also help with: Light cleaning, meal prep, swimming supervision, craft assistance
Skills:
CPR
First Aid
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"Paola has been a part of our family for almost a year. She was in charge of taking care of our three children ages four, two, and six months. Her duties include taking the kids to school, picking them up, driving them to their activities, working on their fine and...
Amanda F.
Hired by 1 family in your neighborhood
I'm Lia from Brazil, a warm and nurturing bilingual nanny (En/PT) with 13 years of experience working with children from newborns to teenagers, including special needs. I have worked internationally in Australia and across the USA, and I'm passionate about helping children grow and learn in a safe, joyful environment. My...
Liandra can also help with: Meal prep, grocery shopping, travel, carpooling, swimming supervision, light cleaning & more
Skills:
First Aid
CPR
Hi parents! My name is Amanda, and I recently graduated from FSU and moved to Charleston! I'm currently working at MUSC while I prepare to apply to medical school! I have experience working with kids of all ages and have lots of experience as a school tutor! I am also bilingual (I speak both Spanish and English)! I'm available...
Amanda can also help with: Light cleaning, carpooling, grocery shopping
I work in the healthcare profession full time right now and am looking for fun side work. I currently work at a pediatric dental office. I am OSHA and CPR certified. COVID has changed so much for healthcare providers so I know your child's health is very important. I love working with children and have lots of experience outside...
Jessica can also help with: Meal prep, carpooling, craft assistance, travel, swimming supervision, light cleaning & more
Skills:
Special Needs Care
CPR
First Aid
Hired by 1 family in your neighborhood
Education: Bachelor's degree in International Relations, MBA in Environment, bilingual (Portuguese-English), storyteller, teacher of languages for toddlers, teenagers, and kids in general.
Personal and Related Skills: Develop discipline trough their own acts, knowledge of the basic needs of children: dressing, feeding,...
Karina can also help with: Light cleaning, meal prep, craft assistance, swimming supervision, travel
Skills:
Early Education
Special Needs Care
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