Paulina B.
Looking for full-time work as a special needs nanny.
- 6 years paid experience
- Special Needs Nanny in Covina, CA 91722
- 18 miles, will travel 25 mi
Meet Paulina
- Comfortable with pets
- Has a car
Hello, I am 22 years old. I’ve worked with kids since I was about 16 years young. Everywhere from newborns to middle schoolers. I’m an extremely patient person as well as great with kids. I have basic cooking skills, and I know how to clean. I grew up with a big family, and kids were an always. From nieces and nephews to little cousins. Out of the many siblings I have, I am the most reliable and trusted around kids. I have a passion for working with kids and hope to be in the educational field.
Trust & safety
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Enhanced Criminal
Never run.
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Basic Criminal
Never run.
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Motor Vehicle Records
Never run.
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First aid certification
Not reported
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CPR certification
Not reported
Availability
- Willing to consider a full time position
- Seeking Temporary (4 to 12 months), Permanent (1 to 2 years) employment
- Open (all day, everyday)
- Start date is flexible
- My availability is valid through 12/1/20
Experience
Willing to care for 2 children per sitting
$15-$18/hr for the first child, $2 for each additional child
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Infants (age 0-11 months)
- Toddlers (age 1-3)
- Preschooler (age 4-5)
- Grade School (age 6-11)
- Pre-teen/ Teenage age (12+)
Additional services
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Homework
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