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Hi there , My names shakeela and I?m 20 years olds! I?m a

singer/songwriter and looking for part time or

full time positions. I?m available for school runs

and school drop offs around east Dulwich ,Dulwich

village area , Peckham, nunhead & Camberwell all other surrounding areas . I also have a dbs check

I?m reliable and trustworthy, and I?m great with

children as I have tones of babysitting

experience with children aged 5 months - 9 years

old. I have 2 nephews ages 2 and 1. I?ve worked

with children from newborn to 8 years and I also have a dbs check


I have been keeping up with the social distancing rules as I am in the vulnerable category just to assure you that I am taking the right preconditions to keep myself and the families I work with safe.



Happy to do the usual nanny duties like:


- keeping the children safe at all times

- feeding the children as required (mid morning snack, cooked lunch or fresh sandwiches, afternoon snack and dinner - bottle feeds and weaning for babies

- changing nappies regularly and teaching good bathroom hygiene

- taking children to and from nursery/school every day if needed

- taking the children to regular activities parks, playgrounds, playgroups, play dates atc

- activities at home such as drawing, reading, painting, crafts

- teaching the children good manners such as saying please and thank you etc

- washing and hanging out the children?s clothes

- keeping the children?s bedroom and play area tidy

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