Our nanny available Mondays and/or Fridays

By mendozy
January 11, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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mendozy

Posted January 11, 2022

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Posted January 11, 2022

We have a fantastic, highly experienced (over 30 years, with children from 0-14) nanny who works part-time for us and is looking for extra hours in the Herne Hill/Dulwich area, available Mondays and/or Fridays.

She has been with us for 18 months (with our now 2.5 and 5 year old) and is a dream - utterly trustworthy and reliable; kind, gentle and authoritative; an amazing cook; and (for older children), highly creative with crafts. She's proactive, thoughtful and really in tune with each child as an individual. She also has English as a first language (Australian).

Other qualifications:

Paediatric First Aid Cert

Current DBS

Full UK driving licence

(And we originally found her through a respected nanny agency.)

Please contact Jo directly at 0794 472 9528 to arrange interviews. She can also put you in touch with me for references.

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