Nanny available 3 days per week

By Mariana Cardoso
April 28, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mariana Cardoso

Posted April 28, 2016

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Posted April 28, 2016

Hello Dear Families!

I'm looking for a 3 days per week live out nanny position, to start ASAP.

I have got experience looking after children 0-3yrs old. I highly value independence and respect the children's individual personality. I like to provide children with a nutritious diet as well as a stable routine. I'm happy to tidy up after the kids, after cooking, doing the laundry etc.

I have an up to date First Aid certificate and I'm willing to do my DBS very soon, I was registered with Ofsted, I'm not any longer because I have been away. I'm a non-smoker.

I'm currently working one day a week with a family from East Dulwich and one day with a family from Putney.

I love working with children and I have very good checkable references. If you are interested, please let me know! Thank you very much, kind regards,

Mariana.

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