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2/3 day nanny available


Qamar

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Hi there,


I am a British Nanny with 15 years of childcare experience, 11 years as a sole charge nanny, an NVQ Level 3 in Early Years Childcare and Education, Paediatric 1st aid, full clean UK drivers license and own car, clean CRB check and excellent contactable references.


I have worked with New born - 17 year olds, I have Live in, Live out, Overseas and Nanny share experience.

My current position in a nanny share for 5 children in Balham has just ended.


I am 32, fun, energetic, enthusiastic and love to play, cuddle, teach, sing, dance, read (with different accents and voices of course) and much much more, always happy to stay late and do overtime. I am very happy to do child related house work and babysitting. I am also a very confident cook.


I am highly experienced in implementing routines, weaning, potty training, preparing children for nursery and so on.


Some of my favourite activities with children include baking, any sort of arts and crafts, swimming, running around at the park, visiting zoo's and farms and play groups and having new adventures.


I am looking for a sole charge nanny position starting any time.


Please feel free to PM me for my cv.


Best wishes


Qamar

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