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Nanny / Maternity Nanny Available


Hello,


My name is Ewa, I am professional, experienced and confident Maternity Nanny.

I am looking for a LIVE-IN POSITION.

I am available to start immediately.


About me:


- I am a Professional Nanny, I have been working in childcare for 7 years.

- I hold a Certificate in Postnatal and Infant Care Education Course, level 3, OCN London.

(Which allows me to care for newborns (I am very confident while taking care of newborns) and work as a Postnatal and Infant Care Practitioner, Baby Nanny, Night Nanny or Maternity Practitioner).


- I am sporty, hardworking, warm, loving, caring, happy person who loves children.

- I genuinely love the company of children and I love giving them lots of cuddles. 😊

- I also hold a Certificate in Weaning Babies.

- First Aid, DBS check are up to date.

- Experienced with Newborns/ Babies/ Toddlers.

- Weaning and Potty Training experience.

- I love cooking (and baking) healthy and nutritious meals.

- Always full of energy!

- Excellent, checkable references.

- I like keeping the house clean and tidy.


My skills include, but are not limited to:


- Breast and bottle feeding support skills.

- Skills to support the Postnatal Mother.

- Establishing effective sleeping and feeding routines.

- Health and hygiene care of Newborns.

- My area of expertise include: Newborn care such as: bathing, dressing, nappy changes, feeding, health and hygiene, incredibly good knowledge of medical conditions such as: tongue-tie, colic, reflux, milk intolerance, soothing, ensure sufficient sleep for infant, care and compassion for infant and mother, implementing a suitable routine to suit the family?s needs, keeping infant practitionery in order, bottle preparation and sterilization?and much more! 😊

- I am very well organised, self-motivated, creative, proactive.

- I have a great understanding of child development.

- I am passionate about children?s development.

- I am highly skilled in getting babies into a routine.

- I am skilled in cooking healthy meals (for the children + for the family).

- Excellent communication skills.


Best regards,

Ewa


Contact: drop me a private message please. Thank you. :-)

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