Recommendation for amazing nanny for full / part time / wrap around care position

By Goldie
October 12, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Goldie

Posted October 12, 2020

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Posted October 12, 2020

Our lovely nanny of nearly 7 years, Grace, is now looking for a new position.

She has always worked for us full-time but due to a change in our circumstances is now looking either for a new full time position or would also be interested in a part time position if it was for either 3 / 4 full days or min 4 hours a day wrap-around care.

I can't recommend her highly enough. She is very experienced, fantastic with babies and older children alike and has looked after both of my children since they were babies and they both adore her. She is also a brilliant cook and is great at organising and hosting play dates and is OFSTED registered.

Please do PM me if interested.

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