July, baby-sitter - 1200 Genève

Hello! l recently moved to the area to live with my partner so I'd like to officially offer my babysitting and nanny services starting as soon as it's possible. I don't own a car so I need to be able to get to your place by public transport but I know Geneva quite well already because it's not my first time here.
My name is July, I'm 22 years old and I'm a polish biologist graduate from Łódź. I've been working as a babysitter/part-time nanny for last 4 years, including 3 years in one family of 3, mostly helping a single mom to raise a little girl that is just turning 4! The other position I had was with a family of 2 (toddler and kindergarten age) that lasted a whole year, and 2 short vacation jobs also with big families. I've got some experience with education as well - during my studies I volunteered in workshops about invertebrate animals biodiversity. I don't have a teaching degree and I'm not a tutor, though!
I thrive with toddlers best - their chaotic but creative souls amaze me. I love how fast they learn just through play and I love watching them grow. I got really attached to the family I've been working for and I'm hoping to find a similar, long term connection here. I adore spending time with kids, I like to paint, draw, read, sing, play games, do puzzle, go on walks, and I'm happy to learn more about what your kid likes. Despite my mild disability (hEDS) I'm very active. I have experience caring for neurodivergent children, I don't mind taking longer to gain their trust and understand their own language and different needs. In my care I use gentle parenting 'techniques' and Montessori play that works well for all kinds of children.
I can help with some chores but keep it in mind that I'm neither a cleaning lady nor a cook (although I can cook very well). I love pets and plants, it's okay even if you have a jungle at home - no allergies that I know of. If you have a house, I can help you with gardening as well and take care of your animals during your absence. I'm bilingual (Polish, English), I'm learning French and might remember some of German from school. Polish is very similar to other Slavic languages as well so even if you're Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Slovak, Czech etc. we might still understand each other!
I'm sure we can find a common ground with your schedule and hour rate (not less than minimal, though).
Don't hesitate to text me if you have any questions! Take care 😊