Available nanny ASAP

By childcareee2017
October 2, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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childcareee2017

Posted October 2, 2019

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Posted October 2, 2019

Hello. I'm looking for a nanny position ASAP?

I am a caring person with 8 years experience, who adapts to organising childrens daily schedule, including meals, school run and recreational activities. Motivated to help children become happy, healthy and well-behaved while following their routine and personalities.????

Proficient in communication with children at different development stages. Passion for encouraging love of exploration and learning in every child. Loves working with children and observe their little personalities to develop.????

Experience with children from newborn till 11 years old. At the last two Ofsted inspection received Good strong grades.????

Non smoker,???

I can provide references on request.????

email:[email protected]????

Thank you????

Gosia

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