Loving Nanny for School Holiday Cover (July/August) and/or perm part time from September

By sarahangold
May 9, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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sarahangold

Posted May 9, 2022

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Posted May 9, 2022

Hello!

Our wonderful Nanny, Hannah, is looking for a family for the summer holidays - ideally 4 days per week but open to all offers.

She is also looking for a permanent role from September to run alongside the two days per week she works with us. Ideally she?d like 2 full days, but again, flexible.

Hannah is experienced with children from birth to senior school age and juggles my 6 month and 4 year old expertly. She has had live in/out positions here and abroad, and remained with families over multiple years. Hannah?s skill is immediately apparent, but for me, it?s the combination of that with her flair for creativity, imaginative excursion ideas and genuine love for my children that makes her such a great addition to our family.

I can pass Hannah?s details to anyone interested, also happy to answer any questions :-)

Thanks! 

Sarah

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