Very Experienced Babysitter/ Nanny Available!

By ninaspencer
May 19, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ninaspencer

Posted May 19, 2015

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Posted May 19, 2015

Hi there,

My name is Nina Spencer, I'm a 17 year-old student (18 in August) based in Honor Oak Park, in my last year of college. I have been babysitting since I was 13, and for the past 18 months have been working with a childminder in Telegraph Hill looking after a group of 1-6 year olds. I cook regularly for my family at home and I am excellent with children. I am DBS checked. I am available every day but Saturdays from the 15th of June to around February 2016 for full time/part time/one-off babysits or nannying or teaching. Ideally I am looking for 3/4 full days a week. For nannying I charge ?10 an hour, teaching ?20. I have a number of references available on request.

My email is [email protected]

I am also available via phone; 07903775171

Thank you! I look foreword to hearing from you.

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