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Lola12

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Hello,
My name is Gosia and I am an Ofsted registered nanny with over 12 years of experience in childcare, looking for a new role from October. I have lots of experience with looking after children from 6 months old till teenage years. I am warm, fun and bubbly with a caring personality, very passionate with my role of caring for children.
My current role as a nanny is coming to an end as the little ones are starting school and won’t need me anymore.
My DBS is up to date, and I can provide references and CV on request.
Please DM me if you have more questions.

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