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Mischelle S.
Sugar Land, TX
$20/hr • 5 yrs exp
Hi! i'm Mischelle, a Filipino, looking for a part time job for weekends, i'm been working as a nanny for almost 5 yrs until now with the same family.. i ll love kids.. hope to find not an employer but also a friend.. thanks..
Mischelle can also help with: Meal prep, light cleaning
Skills:
CPR
Rosebell D.
Houston, TX
$10-20/hr • 1 yrs exp
Hi, I am Rosebell I lived in Houston Texas, I am a Filipino I am looking for a job that I can take care of your family, I am a friendly, lovable and responsible person with a good heart.
Rosebell can also help with: Travel, meal prep, swimming supervision, craft assistance, light cleaning, carpooling & more
Skills:
CPR
Special Needs Care
First Aid
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