Babysitter needed in Canada by Stéfanie Parisien-La Salle

Performs light housework. Leads children in fun activities. Keeps children’s living and play areas tidy. Helps with homework and tutoring as needed. Cares for infants, including feeding, diapering, and dressing.

Job details

Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate. Experience: Experience an asset.

•  Location: Outremont, QC
•  Salary: $15.00HOUR hourly for 40 hours per week
•  Terms of employment: Permanent employment
  Full time
•  Day, Flexible Hours, Morning
•  Start date: Starts as soon as possible
•  Vacancies: 1 vacancy

Babysitters mind underage individuals whose designated caregivers are away. Given these minors’ diminished self-sufficiency, babysitters often tend to their basic and play-related requirements.

We are searching for a credible Babysitter to tend to minors during short, often scheduled stretches of caregiver absence. The babysitter should direct feeding tasks, supervise hygiene-related chores, and ensure adherence to stipulated curfews. You should also fortify all vulnerable points at each residence.

To be successful as a babysitter, you should comply with caregivers’ stipulated guidelines. An incredible babysitter will co-create a serene and adaptable residential setting while on duty.

Babysitter Responsibilities:

• Reviewing caregivers’ instructions and requesting helpful clarification when needed.
• Monitoring self-directed feeding, hygiene-related, and tidying activities.
• Aiding applicable minors with routine tasks, if required.
• Fortifying every access point around dusk.
• Encouraging sufficient, cognitively stimulating individual and group play.
• Promoting adherence to non-negotiable curfews.
• Modeling actions that emulate caregivers’ principles, unless deemed inappropriate.
• Securing help from medical, familial, and similar structures, as required.

Babysitter Requirements:

• High school diploma.
• Undisputed legal capacity.
• Demonstrable successful babysitting experience.
• Own driver’s license.
• First-hand experience with navigating child-related emergencies is beneficial.
• Perceptive to major safety-related threats.
• Ability to issue age-appropriate directions.
• Observance of caregivers’ babysitting-related requests.