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Hello


I am urgently looking for a Nanny to look after my two little boys post school and Nursery. The ideal candidate will be available from the end of April.


I will be returning to work on 9th May, working Monday - Wednesdays and need someone from 3pm-6.30pm on these days.Ideally they'd have the flexibility to do the odd morning drop off should we need this due to work commitments.


We are based on Bellenden Road with school and nursery in easy walking distance. I am keen for the boys to be in their home environment rather than after school clubs.


You will be friendly, empathetic, patient and fun and have all the relevant qualifications necessary. The boys are sweet, lovely and mostly good!


Please do get in touch with me via email.


Look forward to hearing from you

Hi,

My name is Sam. I'm 24 years old and have 5/6 years experience in Child Care. I was a kid's party hostess for 5 years with an organization called Project PlayDate. I tutored at a performing arts camp for 4 summers in a row, teaching drama to kids ages 6-16. I've produced and directed a professional children's play. I took care of a 3MTH old and 2 year old (sisters) for a year, until they were 1YR and 3YRS respectively. I've babysat occasionally for several families, with the ages of kids ranging from 2MTHS old - 9YRS old. These references are available on demand! Can you tell me what "relevant qualifications" I need to have to be considered? Thank you.


Look forward to hearing from you!

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