2 day a week NANNY AVAILABLE from September

By natgds11
June 12, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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natgds11

Posted June 12, 2017

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Posted June 12, 2017

Hey Parents,

My names Natalia and I have been working as a sole care nanny for over 7 years, working with children aged 10 months-12 years old. I am starting a new position in Stockwell in September and have 2 days a week free (most likely Tuesday and Thursday) I have a current DBS check, paediatric first aid certificate, full clean uk driving licence (also have my own car) and am able to provide excellent references. I'm originally Brazilian (have the right to work in the uk) but was raised in America so English is my first language. In all my roles in addition to the main nursery duties I have also done light house work and cooked for not only the children but usually the whole family.

Any questions just send a message.

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