DBS Childminder/Nanny:School pick up/drop off

By AshleighN97
October 11, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AshleighN97

Posted October 11, 2019

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Posted October 11, 2019

Hello to any parents,

My name is Ashleigh, I?m 21, a part-time student and I am available to do full time/part time/ school drops and school runs Monday-Friday. I have a car so travelling around is not issue. I am an enthusiastic individual with a variety of different experience for all ages of children. I have previously worked in a nursery where I was responsible for 3 children at a time ranging in ages from 9 months to 4 years old. I gained invaluable experience in regards to milestones and how to encourage children to meet these milestones. I studied as a nurse at Kings College University for 1 year and completed paediatric and adult first aid training and I have a DBS that is valid and up to date!. I often babysit my cousins who are 2,6 and newborn so I have a lot of hands on experience! Feel free to email or text me if I can be of any help to anyone. My email is [email protected], Number-07432861760.

Thank you,

Ashleigh.

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