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British Qualified Nanny available for 4-5 days a week from September.


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Dear Families,


After 2 wonderful years with my current family I am on a mission to find a family just as lovely as my current.

I am a proactive nanny who enjoys to interact with the children and teach them through play. I am CACHE qualified, Sleep training diploma and a child psychology diploma. I have also completed a course in Speech therapy.

I have a wealth of experience with children ages newborn to 10years. I am also a qualified maternity nurse and have experience with twins .Employers have described me as easy going with a sunny disposition. Whatever the weather a smile makes the day brighter.


I am looking for a 5 day a week position. Starting in August flexible.

Unfortunately, I'm unable to consider less. I have excellent knowledge of the Dulwich area.

I'm also available for babysitting.


I pride myself on my own personal development and always keep up to date with courses and government guidelines, I feel with my knowledge, experience and qualifications I believe that I am well equipped to play an important role in your Childs life; whilst always having their best interests at heart. I am proud to say I am very adaptable in my work surroundings and very confident in Sole Charge. I have also worked in fully staffed households.


If you are interested in speaking further, please send details of your requirements and a little bit about your family.


Many Thanks

SuperNanny.

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