The Capecchi Family - Hiring in Woodstock

Part-Time Nanny Job: The Capecchi Family with 1 Child

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$18/hr
2 year old boy

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Part time care for a fun and curious little boy who is almost 2. We work from home and are looking for someone to care, play and feed him. We are a laid back family who are excited to meet someone to care for Rémi Tues/Wed/Fri approx 20 hours. We would love to hear from you Erin, Jonathan and Rémi

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