Searching for Part-time Nanny starting September

By BunMum
July 14, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 14, 2016

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Posted July 14, 2016

We are searching for a loving and enthusiastic part time nanny starting in September to help care for our (will be) nearly 2 year old son and newborn baby (due in October). We are fairly flexible on the hours but ideally are looking for around 20 hours help split as follows; Monday morning, Tuesday all day and Friday morning. This may increase by another 1/2 day or so in the new year. Our son will be starting nursery 3 mornings a week so some days will be with both children and some days just with one. The ideal person will have plenty of experience with active toddlers and newborn care, will have a clean driving license, be CRB checked and up to date with relevant first aid courses. It is important to us to find someone who is organised, reliable and proactive in planning a schedule of activities and who genuinely enjoys spending their time with young children. They must be an excellent communicator and happy to do light child related household chores. They must also be comfortable with me being at home as I will not be working initially and when I return to work it will be from home.

Ideally, we'd like to do a trial fortnight the first 2 weeks of August. If this interests you please pm me with your email address so we may discuss it further.

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