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Britny Family in Edmonton

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1 child

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We have one sweet and mischievous little boy who has babysitting needs so mom can get work done for her remote job while dad is working at the office. Our little guy doesn’t watch tv or play with screens, just enjoys interacting with people through playtime and exploring. He is extremely active and “all boy” as they say! We are looking for someone to come to our house 2 to 3 hours two days a week. Days and times may chan ...

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Britny Family in Edmonton

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Boy, 1 year old

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