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Hello there,


My name is Monique . I am a responsible, capable and reliable person seeking a job as a nanny.

I have over six years experience as a Nanny.


I am fit, a non-smoker, energetic and self-motivated.


I really enjoy working with children as their simple approach to every day life intrigues me and offers me a chance to learn from them. A Dulwich resident with UK driving license and a car.I am a fully insured nanny who's main aim is to maintain a safe and loving environment for the children.


I am available immediately. I am very experienced with Newborn and babies. I can also handle older children aged 3-12 years old. I have looked after both genders also.


I enjoy cooking and am happy to prepare meals for the children and family if required. Also happy to do light house work if needed.


I believe it would be best to meet your family in person so you may assess my nanny skills. I have excellent references from previous employers and I'm happy to put you in touch with them, I am open for dbs checks.


Thank you and I hope you would consider me as a suitable candidate to take care of your children.


My contact number is 07961886698


Sincerely ,


Monique

Hi Monique

I'm looking for a nanny for my two girls. I'm based in East Dulwich - I'm looking for someone 3 days/week at the moment. If you are interested please send your CV to [email protected] or contact me on 07980727127 if you would like to chat or have any questions.


regards

Helen

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