Registered, experienced nanny available

By habibabi
May 4, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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habibabi

Posted May 4, 2015

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Posted May 4, 2015

Dear Parents,

I've been working with Children for 13 years, the youngest was 5 months old at the start.

I have recently updated DBS, Liability Insurance and Paediatric First Aid. I also attended a Common Core Skills Course for Ofsted. I have Level-3 Diploma in Child Care.

I am happy to take Children to parks, playgroups, singing classes, story telling, play dates so they can develop their skills. I am organised, flexible, reliable, punctual, creative, with a good sense of humour.

I have fur allergy so I am looking for a pet-free family.

I am looking for a 4-5 day (min 40 hours) live-out sole charge nanny or nanny share position around Forest Hill/East Dulwich/SE London. Please PM me for CV and references.

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