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HOME Phoebe's Page Shop Farm Education & Training Medical Education & Training Woodwork Tractor Work Saw Mill Rabbits Sheep Pigs & Lard-based Soaps Birds Horses About Blog Search our Site Phoebe Curulla Child care My Story Hello My name is Phoebe Curulla and I am 13 years old. I live in Bantam on our family farm. I have an older brother and a younger sister. I love to draw and read. I go to Plumb Hill Middle School. I am active in the FFA and hope to care for animals when I grow up. For now, I take care of our chickens and ducks and horses and my sister at home. Hopefully, in the near future, I can add your children to this list. Why should you trust me to care for your children? Dad says I act like a twenty-five year-old I have a strong eye for detail I am fun and love to play games I can follow your direction ensuring your children are cared for in the manner you like best. CPR/Choking First Aid Certified AHA Heartsaver CPR Certification for adults, children, and infants. First Aid Certified I hold a current AHA Heartsaver First Aid Certification Safesitter Certified I hold a current Safesitter Babysitting Certification I do not subscribe to the "electronic babysitter" I will limit the amount of screentime and occupy their time with activities and play. I understand nutrition I will guide snack decisions toward healthful snacks instead of empty calories, processed foods, and candy. I am competent and capable, reliable and independant Logistics My mom and dad fully support my child care activities. They have committed to bringing me to your house and picking me up. If you do not have a house phone for emergencies, I can bring my mom or dad's phone Cost $15.00 per hour up to three children Contact I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect. phoebecurulla@gmail.com 860-209-1589 My mom Sarah's number
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All Posts farmlifefarmllc 21 hours ago 10 min Lets talk about Nutrition I just spent over two hours watching a Tucker Carlson interview: https://rumble.com/v5b73od-calley-and-casey-means-the-truth-about-ozempi... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 20 13 min Medical Corner At Farm Life Farm, we have a unique opportunity to share more than just farming knowledge. We also offer medical training with an... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 2 min Cross Breading Lets talk sheep. We started with a Dorset ewe and a Rambouillet Ram which made beautiful babies. Our Rambouillet ram became aggressive... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 3 min KuneKune Vs Yorkshires What breed of pig should you raise? What is your purpose for raising them? How much will you interact with your hogs? what type of... 2 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 4 min Field Rotations One of the largest expenses for a livestock farm is feed. Our ruminants (sheep) will devour a field quickly. Field rotations is... 1 view 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 2 min From Farm to Table: Fresh Meat and Dairy Offerings Welcome to our exploration of the journey from the farm to your table, where we delve into the fresh meat and dairy offerings provided by... 1 view 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 2 min Exploring the Diverse Agriculture at Farm Life Farm Are you looking to immerse yourself in the world of diverse agriculture and livestock farming? Look no further than Farm Life Farm,... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked farmlifefarmllc Aug 14 2 min Top Tips for Successful Livestock Breeding at Farm Life Farm Are you looking to start or improve your livestock breeding with Farm Life Farm? Well, you've come to the right place! Here are top tips... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Home