Nunhead family looking for nanny

By PhollyM
April 15, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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PhollyM

Posted April 15, 2016

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Posted April 15, 2016

We are looking for an experienced nanny to care for our 1 year old daughter for 4 days a week from the middle/end of May.

The following qualifications are important to us:

- Good references who we can contact by telephone.

- Up to date DBS check.

- First aid training.

- Ofsted registered (or willingness to register).

- Non-smoker.

- Fluent English and strong communication skills.

We want to maintain a fun, happy and loving environment for our daughter and so, most of all, we are looking for someone who is positive, energetic, passionate about their job and who will enjoy spending time with her. She loves all the usual things - music, singing, reading, playing with other children and being outdoors. We are keen for her to attend local groups and to have fun and stimulating activities/trips organised. We would like to find someone who will be happy to cook simple nutritious meals for her.

We are hoping to find someone who can offer a degree of flexibility, as our working hours can be unpredictable at times. It may also be necessary for us to change the working days on rare occasion.

If you are interested, please send me a private message with your CV.

Thank you!

Holly

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