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Recommendation: Weekend / school holiday nanny for under 5s with complex needs


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Hi,


Just wanted to recommend our brilliant and very experienced nanny Hazel who is looking for weekend / school holiday work for children with complex needs.


Ideally she'd like to work with children under 5 - but is very open to supporting older children.


She doesn't work with us any more but I know various parents who use her and would be happy to provide glowing references.


Let me know if you'd like her contact details.


Becky

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