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Delilah158

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Delilah158

Delilah158

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Hi, I?m Jessica I?m 22 and have been a nanny for over 4 years.

I have experience with a range of ages, from newborn to 8 years old, and different family dynamics. I have cared for multiple children, including siblings and twin girls with autism, sole care, and I have been around for the arrival of a new sibling being born!

Until quite recently, I was a student at Birkbeck University studying psychology. I have completed 2 years of full time study, however for a number of reasons I have decided to take a break in studies, mainly that I have enjoyed my work in childcare so much that I am now considering pursuing a career in childcare instead. Therefore, as I am no longer studying, I am looking to increase my working hours. I am currently a nanny to a 21 month old girl, who I?ve been with since she was 5 months old, who will have a younger sister arriving in May. I look after her for 2 days a week, Mon/Weds but that could possibly be changed and as such am looking for 2 days a week. I am looking for around 20!hours per week, either two full day or split between a couple of days.


I am a reliable, trustworthy, patient, calm, friendly nanny who enjoys working with children, supporting their development and helping them explore the world as they grow. I love to get out and about to playgroups, soft play centre, libraries, farms, music sessions, museums etc, and also enjoy meeting up with other nannies for day trips and play dates. I am also ofsted registered (can accept childcare vouchers) and have uptodate full DBS check, paediatric first aid certificate, insurance and have completed the ofsted Carinh for Children In their own Home course.


Please message me if you think I may be a good candidate and I can send you my CV and references, and also discuss further, either on here or via email if that?s easier.


Thank you,


Jessica.

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Tyty81

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Hi there!


We are looking for a lovely nanny for our 17 month old daughter, Greta, from 8.30am-7.30pm on a Tuesday and 6pm-approx 9/10pm on a Wednesday evening (we may need extra hours ad hoc but that would of course depend on your availability). Might this be of interest for you?


Thanks so much,


Looking forward to hearing from you!


Ty

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Chantel

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Hi there,


I am looking for a part time nanny for my 6 week old son. I will be working from home and occasionally will be in the city in meetings. Looking for someone who can care for him while I am working. We have a housekeeper so no cleaning or washing is necessary.


I can be flexible on the days I need someone. We live opposite Sydenham hill station on college road


Looking forward to hearing from you

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