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Hi parents


I?m a Nanny from South London that?s currently working part time with a family in Dulwich. I have 13 plus years? experience within the childcare sector working within nurseries, schools and now Nannying. I have mainly worked with children between?the ages of 4 months to 8 years and during this time I have learnt an incredible amount.???


I?m hoping to find a new family to continue my journey with. I?m fully first aid trained with an up to date DBS along with childcare qualifications and many references available.


Send me a message if you?d like to know more


Thanks!

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