Recommendation - Full Time Nanny seeking new position

By CMN100
October 10, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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CMN100

Posted October 10, 2017

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Posted October 10, 2017

This is a recommendation for our wonderful old nanny, who needs to find a new full time role, ideally in Southwark, although she is happy to travel further afield.

She is in her late 30s. She looked after both my children for six years from birth. She is really very special, is absolutely fantastic with kids and utterly dependable. She is brilliant around the house too and understands how valuable it is to help with daily chores.

She has super references from us and a number of other families we have done nanny shares with or she babysits for. She is DBS checked, First Aid Trained (with certificate), Insured, Completed Childcare Core Skills etc)

Start date is flexible.

She needs a full time role and is happy to work with multiple families, as long as the share equates to a full time position.

Please message me if you are interested and I'll put you in touch.

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