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Hello families .

I have 6 years experience with working children from the age of 6 months to 8 years old. During my experience I have worked nurseries has a nanny, babysitter and a young people's service . I can be flexible , reliable, caring, active, passionate , good communication skills, I can cook/prepare meals. I have strong knowledge of the Early years frame where I can help children develop.


?Fully qualified has a child care level 3

?Paediatric First Aid.

? I have special education needs experience.

? Up to date DBS

? Good references.

? I am available to start asap.


Thanks


I am able to provide Paediatric first aid and a DBS.


Looking forward to here from you.

Hi Shay Shay, I?m based in Lewisham and need help with my 13-44 year old son who is very anxious as a result of Covid. I need someone weds/thurs possibly Friday 10-3 to help get him up, persuade him to shower, have breakfast, lunch get exercise and eventually do some school work. I work away from home but my partner works from home /cant afford the time to help. You could work in a socially distanced way. Let me know if it?s of interest.

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