DBS checked nanny available for school drop off and pick ups

By Chanelo.
September 8, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Chanelo.

Posted September 8, 2020

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Posted September 8, 2020

Hi all,

My name is Chanel, I have a 15 month old son who loves to interact with other children. He can come along with me or has the option to stay home. I?m open to part time childminding as well as school runs. I?m DBS checked. I have previous childminding experiences with 2 twin boys ages 5 and a girl aged 8 I can provide references if necessary! I am trustworthy, reliable and have great patience with children. I would be available 5 days a week Monday to Friday. I?m also available for ad hoc baby sitting

I have a full UK driving license and a car.

Please contact me via email or mobile

[email protected]

+44 7818 085652

Best wishes

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