4 or 5 day a week Nanny available

By Sophmay55
September 24, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 24, 2019

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Posted September 24, 2019

Hi, I?m Sophie a very experienced First-aid trained, up to date DBS qualified Nanny with 15 years in professional childcare. I?m currently doing a nanny share but one of the families have moved away. So I?m looking for at least a 4 or 5day a week position ideally 8-6. I also have a family that are happy to do a nanny share with if this could work for someone as well. They need a full three days a week, Monday, Wednesday and a Thursday. I live in Camberwell, I don?t drive but I?m happy to travel and I?m very confident when it comes to public transport and getting around. I have a great CV and good checkable references. Please PM me for more info.

Thanks Sophie:-)

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