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I have a new niece!
1wchildcare
looking for a responsible babysitter: 3xp/week (Mon, Tues and Thurs) 8.30am - 2.30pm Starting ASAP We are based in south San Jose Our baby girl is 4 months old We are hybrid workers so at least one parent will be present at home.
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babysitter required (SUMMER JOB) San Jose
1wchildcare
Hi! We are looking for a responsible and reliable driver to help transport our 5th-grade daughter from Mountain View to West San Jose on a regular basis. Schedule: • Monday – 4:00 PM • Thursday – 7:00 PM • Friday – 5:00 PM • Saturday – around 1:30 PM (time may occasionally vary) The drive is straightforward, and we’re looking for someone who is punctual and dependable. If you’re interested or would like more details, please feel free to reach out. Thank you!
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Looking for a Reliable Driver for Weekly Transport
2mochildcare
Hi! We are looking for a responsible and reliable driver to help transport our 5th-grade daughter from Mountain View to West San Jose on a regular basis. Schedule: • Monday – 4:00 PM • Thursday – 7:00 PM • Friday – 5:00 PM • Saturday – around 1:30 PM (time may occasionally vary) The drive is straightforward, and we’re looking for someone who is punctual and dependable. If you’re interested or would like more details, please feel free to reach out. Thank you!
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Looking for a Reliable Driver for Weekly Transport
2mochildcare
Menlo Park | Starts June 2026 Looking for a meaningful, paid, resume-building role with free housing? We’re seeking a college or grad student to support our 15-year-old autistic son as a 1:1 learning aide during the school week. WHY THIS IS A GREAT STUDENT ROLE Private cottage included (room, utilities, Wi-Fi) Prime Menlo Park location near Stanford Housing value ~$3,000/month 30–35 hours/week, mostly weekdays 3 weeks paid vacation + major holidays Additional hours paid at $20/hour Hands-on experience relevant to education, psychology, speech therapy, OT, or healthcare WHAT YOU’LL DO Support a student at a small, inclusive high school Assist with communication using an AAC device Help with routines, homework, and activities Drive to school and appointments (family vehicle provided) WHO THIS IS FOR Responsible, kind, organized student Interested in working with teens and neurodiverse learners Minimum 1-year commitment INTERESTED? Sonia Parekh parekhsoniav@gmail.com 415-706-4499
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LIVE-IN LEARNING AIDE - Menlo Park
4mochildcare
Menlo Park | Starts June 2026 Looking for a meaningful, paid, resume-building role with free housing? We’re seeking a college or grad student to support our 15-year-old autistic son as a 1:1 learning aide during the school week. WHY THIS IS A GREAT STUDENT ROLE Private cottage included (room, utilities, Wi-Fi) Prime Menlo Park location near Stanford Housing value ~$3,000/month 30–35 hours/week, mostly weekdays 3 weeks paid vacation + major holidays Additional hours paid at $20/hour Hands-on experience relevant to education, psychology, speech therapy, OT, or healthcare WHAT YOU’LL DO Support a student at a small, inclusive high school Assist with communication using an AAC device Help with routines, homework, and activities Drive to school and appointments (family vehicle provided) WHO THIS IS FOR Responsible, kind, organized student Interested in working with teens and neurodiverse learners Minimum 1-year commitment INTERESTED? Sonia Parekh parekhsoniav@gmail.com 415-706-4499
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LIVE-IN LEARNING AIDE - Menlo Park
4mochildcare
Hi! I'll be out of the state from 1/14-1/20 and am looking for someone to watch my sweet cat! She is a 2.5 year old female, spayed and in excellent health, sweet and doesn't bite/scratch. I can provide all food/blankets/treats, lmk!
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cat sitter needed 1/14-1/20!
4mochildcare
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cat sitter needed 1/14-1/20!
4mochildcare
We’re looking for a warm, reliable, and energetic person to spend time with our two daughters (ages 4 and 6) a few afternoons each week and an occasional weekend. They love playing outside, doing art projects, reading books, singing songs, and playing games. We also have a friendly French Bulldog who enjoys being part of the fun, so comfort with pets is a must! Details: 5–10 hours per week Afternoon hours (flexible days) Location: Redwood City If you’re responsible, enjoy engaging with young kids, and are looking for a part-time role filled with creativity and play, we’d love to hear from you!
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Part-Time Help with Two Fun-Loving Girls (Ages 4 & 6) – Redwood City
4mochildcare
We’re looking for a warm, reliable, and energetic person to spend time with our two daughters (ages 4 and 6) a few afternoons each week and an occasional weekend. They love playing outside, doing art projects, reading books, singing songs, and playing games. We also have a friendly French Bulldog who enjoys being part of the fun, so comfort with pets is a must! Details: 5–10 hours per week Afternoon hours (flexible days) Location: Redwood City If you’re responsible, enjoy engaging with young kids, and are looking for a part-time role filled with creativity and play, we’d love to hear from you!
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Part-Time Help with Two Fun-Loving Girls (Ages 4 & 6) – Redwood City
4mochildcare
We’re a friendly family with a 3-month-old baby looking for a caring and reliable babysitter for the following dates and times: Feb 4: 4:00–7:15 pm Feb 9: 6:00–9:30 pm Feb 25: 4:00–7:15 pm Mar 19: 2:30–7:00 pm We’re looking for coverage on all dates, but we’re happy to connect with sitters who are available for one or more of the dates/times. We are located in Kennedy Graduate Housing. The ideal sitter has previous experience caring for infants, CPR/First Aid certification (including child CPR), and 1–2 references (preferred). Rate is negotiable. Please reach out if you’re interested and include a brief description of your experience and availability.
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Babysitter Needed
4mochildcare
We’re a friendly family with a 3-month-old baby looking for a caring and reliable babysitter for the following dates and times: Feb 4: 4:00–7:15 pm Feb 9: 6:00–9:30 pm Feb 25: 4:00–7:15 pm Mar 19: 2:30–7:00 pm We’re looking for coverage on all dates, but we’re happy to connect with sitters who are available for one or more of the dates/times. We are located in Kennedy Graduate Housing. The ideal sitter has previous experience caring for infants, CPR/First Aid certification (including child CPR), and 1–2 references (preferred). Rate is negotiable. Please reach out if you’re interested and include a brief description of your experience and availability.
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Babysitter Needed
4mochildcare
I wanted to spread the world about a wonderful nanny, Gaby, who we previously worked with and absolutely loved. During our time with Gaby, she was amazing with our 4 month-old son—very attuned to his cues, calm, and incredibly present. We really connected with her and appreciated her thoughtful, experienced approach to childcare. She clearly has a wealth of knowledge (including sleep training and food). She has experience working with older kids as well as babies. She’s now available and looking for a full-time position (at least 40 hours, but open to more). Gaby would prefer to work in San Carlos, Redwood City, Menlo Park, Atherton, Palo Alto, or Los Altos. She’s available to start in the upcoming weeks. Her phone number is 650-575-0497. Happy to answer any questions if you’d like to learn more about her! I truly believe your family would be lucky to have her. Warmly, Emily ------------- From Gaby: Hi, I’m Gabriela Verduzco For over 15 years, I’ve had the honor of working as a nanny, and I can truly say that caring for children is not just my job — it’s my passion. Watching little ones grow, learn, and discover the world brings me so much joy and fulfillment. A little about me: • I am fluent in English and Spanish • I enjoy incorporating arts and crafts into daily activities • I love spending time outdoors, whether at parks, on nature walks, or planning playdates • I focus on finding creative and innovative ways to keep children engaged while supporting their emotional, social, and cognitive development The last family I worked with became like a second home to me. I cared for their children for several years and only transitioned when they began attending elementary school full-time. Building those long-term relationships has been one of the most rewarding parts of my career. Phone number is 650-575-0497.
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Highly Recommended Full-Time Nanny Available!
6mochildcare
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Highly Recommended Full-Time Nanny Available!
6mochildcare
Hi! I’m looking for a kind, patient, and creative Stanford student to work with my 4-year-old son on early reading and speaking skills. He’s a bright, curious, and talkative child who already enjoys books and stories. I’d love to help him develop a stronger foundation and move to a more advanced reading level through fun, engaging activities. What we’re looking for: • Experience or interest in early childhood education, reading development, or language arts • Someone warm, positive, and good at connecting with young children • 1–2 sessions (one hour each session) per week (flexible schedule and location; I can go to your convenient place, such Stanford Library study room or Palo Alto Library) Compensation: Competitive and based on experience If you’re interested, please email me at melody2017super@gmail.com or text me at 530-574-6378, with a short introduction and your availability. Thank you! Melody
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Looking for a Reading & Speaking Tutor for My friend's 4-Year-Old Son
7mochildcare
Hi! I’m looking for a kind, patient, and creative Stanford student to work with my 4-year-old son on early reading and speaking skills. He’s a bright, curious, and talkative child who already enjoys books and stories. I’d love to help him develop a stronger foundation and move to a more advanced reading level through fun, engaging activities. What we’re looking for: • Experience or interest in early childhood education, reading development, or language arts • Someone warm, positive, and good at connecting with young children • 1–2 sessions (one hour each session) per week (flexible schedule and location; I can go to your convenient place, such Stanford Library study room or Palo Alto Library) Compensation: Competitive and based on experience If you’re interested, please email me at melody2017super@gmail.com or text me at 530-574-6378, with a short introduction and your availability. Thank you! Melody
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Looking for a Reading & Speaking Tutor for My friend's 4-Year-Old Son
7mochildcare
Hi Parents! I have an amazing nanny that I would like to recommend! Our nanny, Iris, has been extraordinary presence in our lives, and I feel very privileged to share just how much she has meant to our family. We first met Iris before the birth of our baby, and from the very beginning, she showed remarkable patience and understanding. During my postpartum recovery, Iris provided far more than childcare. She gave me the best care I could have imagined. She prepared nourishing homemade soups and meals specifically to help me recover, and helped me out with house chores, showing me thoughtfulness that went beyond her role. She was kind and compassionate and really helped me as a first-time mother. I honestly don’t think I would have made it out without her help. The way she helped me plan and care for our baby gave me confidence and peace of mind every step of the way. With our baby, Iris has been extremely intuitive and skilled. She knows what our baby needs and wants. Her extensive work experience with infants and children was evident from day one, and I can honestly say I learned more from her than from any book or class or advice I have received – from how to safely secure a car seat and to safely trim our baby’s nails, she taught me how to cook for our baby and how to help our baby meet the developmental milestones. My baby adores her, and it is such a relief to have someone who you can trust 100%. Beyond her expertise, Iris brings a tremendous amount of genuine love and care. She is attentive, proactive, and incredibly respectful of our family’s values. As a mother who values socialization for my baby, I deeply appreciated how Iris took him to swim classes, story times, and the park when I couldn’t, due to work. My baby is also a picky eater, and I’m so thankful for the way Iris met his needs. She prepared nutritious, home-cooked meals with a diverse menu so he can experience different tastes and textures. My baby has always been healthy and thriving under her care. You can truly see one’s passion for her work in the way she interacts with our baby. And really, she is a lot of fun to be with! She has truly become an extension of our family, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have had her in our lives. I cannot recommend anyone better than I can recommend Iris. Please text me at 734) 262-2922 for more information or for her contacts. Best, Sulgi
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Recommending an amazing childcare (nanny)
8mochildcare
Hi Parents! I have an amazing nanny that I would like to recommend! Our nanny, Iris, has been extraordinary presence in our lives, and I feel very privileged to share just how much she has meant to our family. We first met Iris before the birth of our baby, and from the very beginning, she showed remarkable patience and understanding. During my postpartum recovery, Iris provided far more than childcare. She gave me the best care I could have imagined. She prepared nourishing homemade soups and meals specifically to help me recover, and helped me out with house chores, showing me thoughtfulness that went beyond her role. She was kind and compassionate and really helped me as a first-time mother. I honestly don’t think I would have made it out without her help. The way she helped me plan and care for our baby gave me confidence and peace of mind every step of the way. With our baby, Iris has been extremely intuitive and skilled. She knows what our baby needs and wants. Her extensive work experience with infants and children was evident from day one, and I can honestly say I learned more from her than from any book or class or advice I have received – from how to safely secure a car seat and to safely trim our baby’s nails, she taught me how to cook for our baby and how to help our baby meet the developmental milestones. My baby adores her, and it is such a relief to have someone who you can trust 100%. Beyond her expertise, Iris brings a tremendous amount of genuine love and care. She is attentive, proactive, and incredibly respectful of our family’s values. As a mother who values socialization for my baby, I deeply appreciated how Iris took him to swim classes, story times, and the park when I couldn’t, due to work. My baby is also a picky eater, and I’m so thankful for the way Iris met his needs. She prepared nutritious, home-cooked meals with a diverse menu so he can experience different tastes and textures. My baby has always been healthy and thriving under her care. You can truly see one’s passion for her work in the way she interacts with our baby. And really, she is a lot of fun to be with! She has truly become an extension of our family, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have had her in our lives. I cannot recommend anyone better than I can recommend Iris. Please text me at 734) 262-2922 for more information or for her contacts. Best, Sulgi
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Recommending an amazing childcare (nanny)
8mochildcare
We're a friendly family with an almost 2-year-old and a small dog, looking for a caring and reliable sitter for 1-2 hours of evening coverage on weekdays and/or 9am-1pm on weekends. Open to partial availability. We are located in the College Terrace neighborhood, next to the Stanford campus. Must be comfortable with our Goldendoodle. Toddler experience, two references, and CPR/First Aid preferred. Rate is negotiable.
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Babysitter needed
8mochildcare
We're a friendly family with an almost 2-year-old and a small dog, looking for a caring and reliable sitter for 1-2 hours of evening coverage on weekdays and/or 9am-1pm on weekends. Open to partial availability. We are located in the College Terrace neighborhood, next to the Stanford campus. Must be comfortable with our Goldendoodle. Toddler experience, two references, and CPR/First Aid preferred. Rate is negotiable.
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Babysitter needed
8mochildcare
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cat boarder needed for winter break dec 13-jan 1
9mochildcare
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cat boarder needed for winter break dec 13-jan 1
9mochildcare
We are looking for a routine babysitter for our 3-year-old daughter on Saturday evenings, roughly 4 pm to 8-9 pm. This person should have previous experience watching toddlers/young kids, CPR/first aid certification (including child CPR), and be comfortable around our 8-year-old Bernedoodle. Rate is negotiable.
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Saturday Babysitter Needed
9mochildcare
We are looking for a routine babysitter for our 3-year-old daughter on Saturday evenings, roughly 4 pm to 8-9 pm. This person should have previous experience watching toddlers/young kids, CPR/first aid certification (including child CPR), and be comfortable around our 8-year-old Bernedoodle. Rate is negotiable.
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Saturday Babysitter Needed
9mochildcare
Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1aAqWhGjxae5RRJLGlhCd5BMPPuNmwSzxbRO12VaAbP4/edit?pli=1 _______________________________________ Dear Parents, I’m reaching out to gauge interest and gather input on a hands-on science program I’m piloting with colleagues for children ages 8 to 10. The program will focus on nurturing curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving through the design, execution, and analysis of simple, engaging experiments. Instruction will be provided by myself and two of my close colleagues. All of us are parents, as well as seasoned scientists with years of combined biomedical research training and employment at Genentech, Harvard University, The Scripps Research Institute, Max Planck Institute, Academia Sinica, UC San Francisco, and UC Santa Cruz. We also plan to invite guest speakers, including professors and biotech researchers, to share their real-world experiences and offer attendees a glimpse into how science is practiced in both academia and industry. Tentative Program Overview: Ages: 8–10 Format: 4 sessions, each 2 hours, over a 2-week period Group Size: Small, to ensure personalized attention (limited space available) Cost: Will cover insurance, experiment supplies, and personal protective equipment Depending on interest, we are likely to expand and include additional sessions for other age groups in the near future. Our ultimate goal is to help children build early scientific thinking and inquiry skills. We believe these skillsets are more important than ever, especially given the current challenges misinformation poses to public understanding of science and its impact on research. To help us design a program that best serves local families, we’d appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to complete the short survey linked below: Google survey link (same as the one mentioned in the first line): https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1aAqWhGjxae5RRJLGlhCd5BMPPuNmwSzxbRO12VaAbP4/edit?pli=1 Thank you so much for your time and input! Please feel free to forward this information on to any friends and family that may have interest in our science program. With warm regards, Dennis Dennis Wolan, Ph.D. Pronouns: he/him Cell: 415.260.1318 Email: wolandennis@gmail.com LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/authwall?trk=gf&trkInfo=AQFFO8rbwCexFAAAAZiBDj34wlash1QJjK47CnHHZvW26FejJhLQYNmeUQFQrJ8G2b-jSz3JiTwgCjwOsaIJ7jOBp1nl6jGL8PdemT56Qbp7XNyXeyrxSZ1T3HutRYkzJGIY0=&originalreferer=&sessionRedirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fdennis-wolan) ORCID (https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9879-8353) Google Scholar (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=EnDp7UoAAAAJ)
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Help Us Shape a Hands-On Science Club for Kids (Ages 8–10)
9mochildcare
Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1aAqWhGjxae5RRJLGlhCd5BMPPuNmwSzxbRO12VaAbP4/edit?pli=1 _______________________________________ Dear Parents, I’m reaching out to gauge interest and gather input on a hands-on science program I’m piloting with colleagues for children ages 8 to 10. The program will focus on nurturing curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving through the design, execution, and analysis of simple, engaging experiments. Instruction will be provided by myself and two of my close colleagues. All of us are parents, as well as seasoned scientists with years of combined biomedical research training and employment at Genentech, Harvard University, The Scripps Research Institute, Max Planck Institute, Academia Sinica, UC San Francisco, and UC Santa Cruz. We also plan to invite guest speakers, including professors and biotech researchers, to share their real-world experiences and offer attendees a glimpse into how science is practiced in both academia and industry. Tentative Program Overview: Ages: 8–10 Format: 4 sessions, each 2 hours, over a 2-week period Group Size: Small, to ensure personalized attention (limited space available) Cost: Will cover insurance, experiment supplies, and personal protective equipment Depending on interest, we are likely to expand and include additional sessions for other age groups in the near future. Our ultimate goal is to help children build early scientific thinking and inquiry skills. We believe these skillsets are more important than ever, especially given the current challenges misinformation poses to public understanding of science and its impact on research. To help us design a program that best serves local families, we’d appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to complete the short survey linked below: Google survey link (same as the one mentioned in the first line): https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1aAqWhGjxae5RRJLGlhCd5BMPPuNmwSzxbRO12VaAbP4/edit?pli=1 Thank you so much for your time and input! Please feel free to forward this information on to any friends and family that may have interest in our science program. With warm regards, Dennis Dennis Wolan, Ph.D. Pronouns: he/him Cell: 415.260.1318 Email: wolandennis@gmail.com LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/authwall?trk=gf&trkInfo=AQFFO8rbwCexFAAAAZiBDj34wlash1QJjK47CnHHZvW26FejJhLQYNmeUQFQrJ8G2b-jSz3JiTwgCjwOsaIJ7jOBp1nl6jGL8PdemT56Qbp7XNyXeyrxSZ1T3HutRYkzJGIY0=&originalreferer=&sessionRedirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fdennis-wolan) ORCID (https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9879-8353) Google Scholar (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=EnDp7UoAAAAJ)
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Help Us Shape a Hands-On Science Club for Kids (Ages 8–10)
9mochildcare
My name is Jasmine, and I am helping out with the Ultra - Processed Foods Study at Stanford University. We are looking to learn more about how certain foods contribute to healthy and unhealthy eating habits and weight gain, and the effects this may have on the brain. Stice Lab at Stanford University is conducting a research study for healthy teenagers between the ages of 13-15. The study involves some short questionnaires, body measurements, and a non-invasive fMRI scan where they will taste test small amounts of a milkshake or smoothie (following which your child will receive a picture of their brain!). After this, your child will complete a 1-year follow-up assessment involving questionnaires for the next 4 years. The total compensation for this study may be up to $300, and time spent in this study could be put towards school service hours! If you are interested in learning more, please follow this link to a secure short interest form. https://redcap.stanford.edu/surveys/?s=HW9PD3JNTTK8PAMA Parents or the adolescent can fill this out. If it seems like you will be good fit for this study, a member or the research team will be in touch with you! Thank you for your time and support in helping advance science! Feel free to contact us at our instagram as well (@ultrastudystanford)
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Stanford University Ultra Study
9mochildcare
My name is Jasmine, and I am helping out with the Ultra - Processed Foods Study at Stanford University. We are looking to learn more about how certain foods contribute to healthy and unhealthy eating habits and weight gain, and the effects this may have on the brain. Stice Lab at Stanford University is conducting a research study for healthy teenagers between the ages of 13-15. The study involves some short questionnaires, body measurements, and a non-invasive fMRI scan where they will taste test small amounts of a milkshake or smoothie (following which your child will receive a picture of their brain!). After this, your child will complete a 1-year follow-up assessment involving questionnaires for the next 4 years. The total compensation for this study may be up to $300, and time spent in this study could be put towards school service hours! If you are interested in learning more, please follow this link to a secure short interest form. https://redcap.stanford.edu/surveys/?s=HW9PD3JNTTK8PAMA Parents or the adolescent can fill this out. If it seems like you will be good fit for this study, a member or the research team will be in touch with you! Thank you for your time and support in helping advance science! Feel free to contact us at our instagram as well (@ultrastudystanford)
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Stanford University Ultra Study
9mochildcare
Hello everyone! I’m graduating from Stanford this June and looking to stay in the area over the summer. I’m seeking a housing opportunity starting around mid-June as I transition from student life to post-grad life. In exchange, I’d be happy to offer part-time support, such as: Administrative help or household tasks Tutoring or college counseling (I completed both my undergrad and master’s at Stanford) Pet sitting or house sitting Childcare Company for elderly I’ve been housesitting and petsitting in the area throughout this academic year and can provide a reliable reference from the wonderful family I’ve been staying with. I’m friendly, respectful, and happy to chat about what kind of arrangement might be most helpful to you and your family. If this could be a good fit, I’d love to connect. Thank you for considering!
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Responsible Stanford Grad Available - Housing Opportunity
May 9, 2025childcare
Hello everyone! I’m graduating from Stanford this June and looking to stay in the area over the summer. I’m seeking a housing opportunity starting around mid-June as I transition from student life to post-grad life. In exchange, I’d be happy to offer part-time support, such as: Administrative help or household tasks Tutoring or college counseling (I completed both my undergrad and master’s at Stanford) Pet sitting or house sitting Childcare Company for elderly I’ve been housesitting and petsitting in the area throughout this academic year and can provide a reliable reference from the wonderful family I’ve been staying with. I’m friendly, respectful, and happy to chat about what kind of arrangement might be most helpful to you and your family. If this could be a good fit, I’d love to connect. Thank you for considering!
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Responsible Stanford Grad Available - Housing Opportunity
May 9, 2025childcare