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Hi, I’m a local mum of three - 9 months, 2 and 4.

I live on Goodrich Road, opposite Goodrich Primary school. 

I’m a nurse and work on Tuesdays and Saturdays, so I’m home with my own children and I’m available for mornings and afternoons to help with wrap around care.

I’d be happy for a little one or siblings to be dropped off in the mornings (Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri) for breakfast and then for school run to Goodrich. I’m also available for the school run in the afternoons.

We like to read, play and relax after school. I’d be happy to provide snacks/dinner. 

I have an up to date DBS and I’m first aid trained - A&E nurse

If this sounds helpful, you can reach me on 07599352340.

Thanks,

Hayley

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