Fully Qualified and Experienced Nanny Available Mondays and Tuesday's

By BellaW
August 31, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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BellaW

Posted August 31, 2016

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Posted August 31, 2016

Hello Parents!

My name is Annabelle, I'm 24 and I live in South East London. I'm currently looking for a part time live out nanny position for Monday's and Tuesday's anytime from September 26th. I've 4 years experience with children from newborns to school aged children in all different family set ups, I've weaned, potty trained and sleep trained children as well as helping with reading, writing and homework. I'm a very proactive nanny and love to plan different activities for the children I care for, ensuring that the children are getting enough outdoor space and time as well.

Please contact me for further information or if you've any questions, I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks

Annabelle

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