P/T or F/T nanny available from August

By NannyRach24
June 14, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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NannyRach24

Posted June 14, 2021

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Posted June 14, 2021

Hi all, I am a happy, loving, kind and adventurous nanny with over 8 years experience of looking after children aged 3 months -5 years; both in nursery settings and as a nanny. I am a keen cook also.

I have been a nursery nurse, room leader, school transitions officer, maths co-ordinator and nanny. I love being a nanny, forming strong bonds with both the children and families, and being a positive role model in the children's lives as they gain knowledge, understanding and appreciation for the world around them. Currently I look after 2 children in a nanny share which ends in July.

I have an up to date first aid, DBS check, Level 3 EYE, Safeguarding level 3, food hygiene level 2, baby sleep training and more. All certificates, references and CV available on request.

I am looking for a 3-5 day week (days flexible, 30+ hours) starting from July - I look forward to hearing from you🙂

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