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Hello my name is Tekisha I am a kind and gentle ofsted registered nanny who has been working with young children for over 10 years. I am experienced with all ages but have worked the closest with babies from about six months +.

I enjoy going to classes and parks with the children i care for and also trips to the museum on occasion.

I am happy to do light housework and kids laundry if needed, preparing meals and supporting bath and bed time.

I am paediatric first aid trained and update my skills every two years & have fantastic references thanks to the wonderful families i have worked with throughout my childcare career. Currently i am looking for a new family to join from February 2023 for 35+ hours pw so it would be lovely to find my new family x

Hello Tekisha,


If you are still available please contact me - I have posted the below this morning:


Hello,


We are lovely family with 3 Children based on Gordon Road - Peckham.

Ages of the kids are 7, 4 and 2years.

We are equidistant from Nunhead, Peckham Rye and Queens Road Peckham stations.


We are looking for after school support 2pm-6pm or 3pm-7pm 4days a week - (5 days if budgets allow).


Support would be with:

Childrens Laundry

Cooking and cleaning up tea

Bath time (with Mum or Dad)

2 out of the 4 days picking up the children from school.

General organisation of the childrens rooms/playarea.


Ideally starting 3rd/4th January - but will be flexible for the right person.


[email protected]

07967 705 263


Thank you,

Melanie

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