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

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$25/hr
0 - 5 month old child

A little bit about us

As our family is growing, we are looking for a nanny/housekeeper to help not only with baby stuff but also household chores for the family (it is my husband and me and our soon to be born baby)
Looking for someone to help during the weekdays, a couple of hours during every day. Ideally some days in the morning while other days in the afternoon.

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