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Qualified, Ofsted registered nanny with own car available


Shawty

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I worked as a full time nanny for twins in Nunhead area for more than two years where I looked after twins. Unfortunately my position came to an end, because the kids started full time nursery in September.


I am a reliable, responsible, trustworthy and fun nanny with more than 10 years of experience

with children. I have an QCF Level 3 diploma in childcare and I am Ofsted registered and DBS checked, First Aid, UK references, driving licence and my own car.


Look forward to hearing from you

hello,


I have just posted a nanny position. Have a read, in case you'd be interested.

thank you,

Elisenda


hello,



we are a family with two kids aged 5 and 7 years old. I'm in need of a nanny who picks them up from school, in west dulwich and drives them (we provide car an petrol ) home , in Valley Road (Streatham). At home, a bit of play and homework, until one of us gets home. Initially working hours would be 3:30 - 6:30, but we are already considering longer hours, even live in nanny position. We would as well need you on half term holidays, Bank Holidays, etc.


we are both spanish, although our kids are born in London. Their main language is English, but spanish speaking person would fit absolutely fine too. Our kids are very active, so lots of energy needed !


please, get in touch if you'd like further information :-)


Elisenda, Jordi, Miranda & Jeronimo

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