Highly experienced nanny available for temporary work can start immediately

By Tanya nanny24
March 20, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Tanya nanny24

Posted March 20, 2020

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Posted March 20, 2020

Hi everyone,

I'm 30 years old and I'm a born and bred South East Londoner. I have nearly 10 years nannying experience and I absolutely love working with kids. I enjoy cooking and baking, doing arts and crafts, playing puzzles and reading and going to the park with them. I have a paediatric first aid certificate and a recent DBS check. I've recently lost all my work due to you know what so I'm looking for some temporary work while the schools are closed. I do have a drivers licence but I don't have a car.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

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