Experienced nanny available

By ABC2018
May 15, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ABC2018

Posted May 15, 2018

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Posted May 15, 2018

I am a bright,warm,responsible and trustworthy n

with 13+ years childcare experience within childcare setting and as a nanny on single families and sharing arrangements caring for children ages varying from 2 weeks up to 7 years old.

During the years I gained experience within all

childcare aspects-from colicky babies,sleep routine,weaning,BLW,potty training,fussy eaters,implementing routine,learning through

play,special needs(Asperger's syndrome)etc.

I can confidently organise interesting and

enjoyable activities for children in and out ,from

arranging play dates,classes,playgroups,trips to the library,museums,park,playground to art and

craft,messy play,painting and play dough.

First aid certificate

DBS

NVQ2

Ofsted registered

Excellent references.

I am looking for a new position,flexible

start,open for a single family or sharing

arrangements on a 4/5 days full time basis

arrangements.

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