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Our beloved nanny is looking for more work, and we would like to help her find families to babysit/nanny for.


My children (two girls and two boys) and I have a very strong bond with her, and we very much see her as part of the family. The children have definitely benefited from her care!


She plans, and cooks, healthy meals (enough for everyone) while encouraging the children to help with meal preparation, and the clean up afterwards. She is passionate about cooking and the children are often given culturally diverse meals (that we love).


I find her to be very reliable, and well organised; I know I can depend on her, even at the last minute. The children are well stimulated in her care, and she is able to engage the children in various activities from drawing and painting; to dance and sports. She also strikes a good balance between play time and learning time.


Our nanny has 9 years of experience looking after babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and older children. She's looked after my girls since they were 6 and 2, and my sons from birth, so she knows how to handle different age groups and their differing needs.


She is available from June for day time nanny work, as well as evening and weekend babysitting.


Please send me a message if you would like her contact details. (I am happy to give a phone reference, in addition to the reference I have already written).

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