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The Sali Family
The Sali Family
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We are a family of 3 relocating to Portland next month. I have 2 boys ( J- 9 yr old and K- 4 yr old).I start my new job on May 22nd, and will be needing childcare for my 4 yr old. When school is over in Mid June, my oldest will be needing childcare as well. I would like them to be watched at the comfort of our own home. We have 2 cats too named Skye and Boots!(:
Schedule:
Wednesdays and Thursdays- 1:00pm-8:00pm
Pay rate:
$15-$23 (negotiable) based on experience and skill
Requirements:
Childcare License (preferred)
Driver's License (must)
CPR (must)
First Aid (preferred)
Responsibilities:
-Providing safe and caring environment for my child/ren
-Come up with fun activities to do that do not require electronics such as going to the park, drawing, singing, reading etc.
-Aiding in bathing, brushing teeth, hygienic things, etc.
-Must be able to drive to appointments, stores, schools, parks etc.
-Help with meal times (I will have food and snacks ready before I leave for work)
-Stick to a bed time routine (have them ready for bed by 8:00pm)
-Light cleaning such as cleaning up toys, rinsing dishes, sweeping
- May give the kitties loving too!
Expectations & Standards:
-No drug users
-No smoking or drinking on the job
-Cannot bring a friend or another person to hangout while watching the kids
-Must not take the kid/s to places without asking or letting me know.
-Be kind, patient, and respectful
-Communicate well when there is a problem, suggestions, calling in sick
Send me a message if interested. Must be okay with having background checked, drug tested, and providing references.
My kids have a lot of energy! They love legos, hot wheels, tv shows, art, experiments, singing, dancing, hiking and more! We are looking forward to meet you!
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