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The Araujo Family
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The Chung Family
The Chung Family
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Our son, Isaac, is 9.5 months old now as of 7/23/23 and weighs 19 lbs.
We live in a three bedroom / three bath condo in Koreatown.
Isaac is crawling on all fours and cruising between pieces of furniture.
He has some moderate eczema on his cheek/chin/neck area and occasionally on his body.
He has so far what we know to be a mild allergy to a few things like peanut butter, avocados, and tree nuts.
SITTER JOB DUTIES
We are looking for a sitter who is Flexible, Open to feedback, Gentle, and Patient.
The types of duties we are expecting our sitter to be able to handle include: (1) Developmentally appropriate play; (2) Feeding food/bottle prepared by Mom; (3) Take Isaac out for short strolls/walks or visiting nearby parks; (4) Regularly changes diapers; (5) Putting Isaac to sleep in his crib.
We will also be interacting with Isaac during the day by occasionally playing with him, eating with him, nursing etc.
INFORMATION RE: SCHEDULE
We are considering hiring a part time (mornings) or full time (morning to afternoon) sitter for Tues to Friday of each week depending on the type of person.
The morning start time is open for discussion - but we are thinking of a start time between 7:30 and 8:00 am.
The afternoon end time will generally be about 5:30 pm on days that Mom is not working from home. On days Mom is working from home, the end time may be earlier – around 5:00 pm. This is something we can also discuss further.
WAKE WINDOW AND NAP SCHEDULE
Isaac usually wakes up around 7:00 am.
His first morning wake window is usually between 2.5 and 3.5 hours. Ideally, his first nap will be between 9:30 am and 10:30 am.
As long as he stays mostly active during his wake windows - his daytime naps have typically been between 60 and 90 minutes but can occasionally be shorter or longer.
His second wake window is usually between 3 and 4 hours. Ideally, his second nap is around 2:00 pm-3:00 pm.
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I have a 3 year old girl named Brea and a 6 year old son named Cj, very good children. I don’t have a set work schedule, so I will need flexibility, I am an actor and work whenever booked which is about 2 to 3 times a month. I’ll be on set for the most, 6 hours, it'll be drop off. If you’re able to help with this, please message me. Thank you.
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