Highly experienced nanny available for regular work 1/2 days a week, occasional and emergency care

By Tanya nanny24
January 7, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Tanya nanny24

Posted January 7, 2020

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Posted January 7, 2020

Hi everyone,

I have over 7 years experience working as a nanny with children of many different ages including very young babies. I'm 30 years old and I was born and raised in SE London so English is my first language but I also speak some Spanish. I love working with children and enjoy doing cooking, baking and arts and crafts with them and going on adventurous/educational days out. As well as a nanny I'm an adults and childrens yoga teacher. I'm currently training to teach pregnancy yoga and to be a birth doula.

I'm available for regular work 1 or 2 days a week as well as occasional ad hoc, emergency and cover care. I'm also happy to do occasional evening babysitting. I live in South Norwood but I'm happy to travel to anywhere in SE London or possibly SW depending on where you are. ?12 an hour for one family or ?15 an hour for a nanny share.

I have a paediatric first aid certificate, a DBS check, references and a full drivers license. Please feel free to get in touch for more info.

Happy new year!

Tanya

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