Nanny available September start

By Yasmineb1994
August 18, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Yasmineb1994

Posted August 18, 2021

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Posted August 18, 2021

Hi everyone on the content position preferably a part-time basis starting in September where I can bring us my son along with me he will be six months old in September. He is very easy-going hence why I work with him alongside me. I have a nanny and background of seven years and I have been in a primary school setting for four years as a teaching assistant since having my son I?ve been doing ad hoc nannying and emergency cover in the summer holidays. I drive so I?m happy to commute.

Feel free to message me on here on text me 07398936375.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Yasmine

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