Babysitting From Infants And Teens

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I began babysitting at the young age of fourteen years old. Since then, I have gained experience from infants and teens. I have worked with children with speech impediments and know basic baby sign language. I can help with homework, prepare fun activities for the day, and cook healthy (but tasty) snacks. In addition, I am supremely fluent in

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