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3-4 Days Afterschool Care

By crazycitychick
October 14, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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crazycitychick

Posted October 14, 2018

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Posted October 14, 2018

Hi there

I am looking for 3-4 days afterschoolcare with my 3 year old daughter , she is very fun and sociable ,

I am british , with 20 years experience , I am NNEB Trained with excellent references with DBS and First Aid and I also own a car , I?m a fun, bubbly , happy active nanny and enjoy all ages of children I look after .

If you are interested in me please message me and I will email you my cv

Hope to hear from you soon

Clare xx

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