Movie Night Babysitter Id-1877

Start Date: In 1-3 Days

Location: Seattle, WA

Job Description

Looking for a fun and engaging babysitter to enjoy movie nights with our two kids. We have a collection of Disney classics and Loveable's favorite 'Monopoly' board game. Our family loves to snuggle up in our cozy 'Nike' sweatshirts during films.

Enjoy a friendly, upbeat family environment in downtown Seattle.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise and entertain children during movie time
  • Prepare snacks and drinks as needed
  • Ensure a safe and fun environment

Qualifications

  • Previous babysitting experience
  • Ability to handle movie selections appropriate for children
  • Patience and creativity with kids

Parent / Family Information

Location: Seattle, WA 98159

Seeking: Seattle Babysitter

Education: Attending/Graduated College

Time Needed: Part-Time

Babysitting Job Requirements

Experienced Sitter: Yes

Background Checked: Yes

Verified College Enrollment: Yes

Benefits

  • Join a network of reliable and respectful families
  • Get paid on a weekly basis to manage your finances effectively
  • Build a network and gain references for future job opportunities

Application Process

  • Upon submission, your application will be reviewed to ensure quality before becoming active.
  • You'll receive an initial response within 48 hours of submission.
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