Ad-Hoc nanny/housekeeping

By PoppyThomas1
October 25, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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PoppyThomas1

Posted October 25, 2019

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Posted October 25, 2019

Hello, My name is Poppy I am a 21 and a Psychology graduate from the University of Sussex. I am currently working freelance for an amazing company as a professional organiser although I am finding I have many days off from week to week. I am going travelling to South America in February so I want to fill all my days off with as much work as possible, so am keen to do anything I can find!

I am looking for ad-hoc nannying or housekeeping to do in-between. Whether this is temp nanny cover or short notice nannying (asking me at the beginning of the week or even on the day). I am hoping to find a some flexible nanny work, maybe for a family thats demand for a nanny changes week to week.

I have an impeccable CV specifically for nannying that I can send over to you and I have an enhanced DBS check. I have experience with children of all ages, from 5 months - 13 years old.

My number is 07703505353. Thanks, Poppy

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