Nanny seeking part/full time role from beginning of July

By NannyRach24
June 4, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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NannyRach24

Posted June 4, 2020

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Posted June 4, 2020

Hi :)

I am a nanny based in the east Dulwich/Peckham/Camberwell area looking for a new nanny role 3-5 days a week. I have 7 and a half years experience working as a nursery nurse, room leader and nanny, with children from the age of 3 months - 5 years.

I also have experience of being a transitions officer (e.g, transitioning Children to nursery/school, dealing with changes/transitions in the home) i have a Level 3 EYE Diploma (Early Years Educator) paediatric first aid, DBS Check, Safeguarding Level 2 and 3, Health and Social Care and Food and Hygiene Level 1 and 2.

I am fun, energetic, loving and passionate about caring and teaching little ones about their world around them and all there is to explore - i also love cooking and i am a confident in cooking meals of a large variety to enhance childrens palettes.

References available upon request.

I look forward to hearing from you :)

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