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Hello everybody,my names Daisy and I am a 24 year old nanny currently looking to fill a temporary Tuesday position 8am-5.30/6 or 9am-5pm as soon as possible until mid august,I would also be happy to help out occasionally on Mondays or Fridays if needed and available.I have been working with a lovely family for the last year and a half  who have a sweet little boy who is 2 years old,his mother is currently on maternity leave with their new addition and I will be taking on a full time role from the end of august/September so I am looking for a temporary role until then, I am currently working 2 days a week (Wednesdays and Thursdays)but looking to fill an extra day for the time being. If you are interested please do drop me a private message so we can discuss further,hope to hear from you soon.

many thanks daisy :)

I will also be available for evening babysitting if this is something you are interested in 

My experience:

I have been nannying for the last 6 years which I have really enjoyed,previously before starting my own journey in childcare I worked along side my mother who is a registered childminder for one year being her assistant Which really helped me gain a lot of experience and understanding of children’s learning and well being. I have excellent references from all the family’s I have worked with through out the years,I attend playgroups,soft plays,children centres,farms etc as well as creating lots of age appropriate activities which help the children learn new skills indoors and outdoors.

.Qualified paediatric first aid

.DBS 

.Excellent references

.Not ofsted registered 

. Based on Forest Hill road se23

 

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