Nanny wanted for 3 young children in July

By vickilee
May 3, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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vickilee

Posted May 3, 2016

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Posted May 3, 2016

We are looking for a nanny three days a week to care for our three children from July 2016 The children are 2 ? year old boy / girl twins and a nearly 1 year old baby boy.

We are a professional couple living in the Peckham Rye / East Dulwich area for many years.

You?d be responsible for the children between the hours of 8:00am and 7:00pm.

Specific duties include feeding, playing, taking to baby/toddler groups and the playground, tidying up after the children and helping with bath time. Occasional overtime would be negotiated on an ad hoc basis.

You must have:

-First aid certification in paediatric first aid

-DBS enhanced certificate within 3 years

-proof of relevant training

-3 references with email and phone numbers ? one must be from the last 6 months

-Previous experience looking after more than one child.

If you speak a second language, that would be a bonus but not required.

Kindly email your interest with a description of your work experience and references to [email protected] or send me a direct message here.

Serious applicants only please. Thank you.

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