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1 Chinese-speaking nannies are listed in Joliet, IL
The average posted rate is $25/hr as of March 2025
The average experience for nearby Chinese-speaking nannies is 10 years
Chinese-speaking nannies in Joliet, IL
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I have been taking care of children since 1985. I have been a nanny all over USA until 2002. I decided to make a change and moved to Mainland China (Shenzhen) to teach English. Now I own a small kindergarten in Shenzhen. Because they do not accept or understand learning issues in children, our school gets many special kids. My...
Wendy can also help with: Swimming supervision, craft assistance, carpooling
Skills:
Special Needs Care
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"Wendy is awesome! She's very knowledgeable and very experienced in childcare. Both my kids are on the spectrum and I couldn't have asked for a better sitter for them. She always had activities planned and available should the kids be interested, and she was totally...
Justin B.
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