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Hi Mums & Dads,


I am a British career nanny and a MATERNITY nanny (16 years) with a passion of working with children, I adapt a Montessori approach to my style of nannying. I have diplomas and degrees in many areas of Early years such as Child Psychology, Speech & Language and Maternity Nursing & many more including first aid.


Previous employers have described me as reliable and a natural with children. I have recently qualified as a LEGO play therapist to help children with additional needs. My work style is MONTESSORI and routine based, I feel these two mixed together make children confident in who they are yet have boundaries.


I have excellent knowledge of SE London.


I pride myself on my own personal development and always keep up to date with courses and government guidelines, I feel with my knowledge, experience and qualifications I am well equipped to play an important role in your childs life; whilst always having their best interests at heart. I am adaptable in my work surroundings and very confident having sole charge. I also have experience of working in a formal household.


If you are interested in speaking further, please send details of your requirements and a little bit about your family.


Many Thanks

Hello!


We’re looking for a nanny. For our 1.5 year old daughter. We’re expecting another baby in June and so we feel that this is the right move for us. Our daughter is strong willed, fun and high energy. So someone with experience and who also has a lot of energy is what we’re after..!


We’re initially looking for 3 full days with the idea of moving to 5 days one I go back to work after the second baby. However we were also looking for help once the baby is born due to business needs potentially taking my husband away earlier than we’d hoped. Therefore very much room to discuss more days too. My husband and I own a business and our current set up has been very tough over the past year. So we’re after structure and solid ground!


It would be great to chat/meet if this is something that would work. We’re flexible on start date. Ideally end of March as we’re keen for Hebe to get to know nanny before the baby comes. We could look at sooner/later too.


We live in SE5, the Camberwell side of Warwick Gardens. We also have a friendly Westipoo called Pan. So being ok with dogs is an ask.


Thank you,


Eleanor

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