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Experienced, qualified,Ofsted registered nanny available for 1 day a week

Nanny79

By Nanny79
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Nanny79

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Dear families,


I'm a nanny with almost 13 years of experience and I am looking for a new 1 day nanny position. I am currently working 3 days a week for a lovely family, but I would like to extend my working hours to 4 days a week. People find me responsible, caring, cheerful and easy going. I have up to date DBS and child care qualification CACHE Level 3, Paediatric First Aid and also Ofstead registered.


If you are interested, please, feel free to email me and I will send you my CV with my employment history


Kind Regards

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