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New baby? Need a break? Nanny available on Thursdays!!

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Hi everyone, my name is Sarah, I've been nannying in the area for about 7 years and am experienced with all ages as well as SEN, (I can do Makaton, PECS, and am a qualified ABA tutor.)


I live in Forest Hill and am first aid qualified, OFSTED registered, insured, a driver with a full and clean licence, non smoker and I know the area very well for the best child friendly trips out!


I'm looking just for Thursdays, perhaps you have had a baby but could do with a few hours off one day a week? Or perhaps you and a friend would both like the day off together while I look after your little ones? I'm happy to do odd jobs like picking up dry cleaning, supermarket shops, picking up parcels/post office runs too if needed to.


I love taking children out and about on busses, trains, sometimes even boats up the Thames! Painting, projects, reading, cooking and baking as well as just general learning skills and play. I'm of course also happy to take children to classes and swimming.


Looking forward to hearing from you,


Sarah

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