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shay shay

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shay shay

shay shay

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Hello families


I have? 7 years childcare experience? with working with children from the age of 12 months to 11years old.During my experience I have worked nurseries, nannying and babysitting . I am? flexible , reliable, caring, active, I am passionate , good communication skills,fun and bubbly.

I can cook/prepare meals,reading stories, play with the children,take them to a local park.


I have a up to date DBS

Paedtric First Aid

Good references .

Fully Qualified


Looking forward to hear from you.

HazelSarahMaxwell

HazelSarahMaxwell

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Hello,


We're looking for a nanny for 3/4 days a week (and the occasional evening) for 3 months from March, and then from July full time as then I'll go back to work full time.


The role would be looking after 2 boys (aged 1yr and newborn) and helping to prepare the family meals in the evening.


Does this interest you? Thanks!

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