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Wanted: Nanny for four day live out nanny share in Brixton/Herne Hill ? start Nov 2015


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Four day live out nanny share in Brixton / Herne Hill ? start Nov 2015


Hello, we are two families looking for a nanny to share the care of two cheery and energetic one year olds (a boy and a girl) four full days a week, 8:15am-6:15pm, when both mums go back to work in November.


We would also require flexibility with staying later occasionally and availability for babysitting on the odd evening.


We would love to have someone care for our children who builds a strong relationship with them and creates a happy, safe environment for them to develop and thrive in. Above all we are looking for someone who is kind and caring, organised and reliable, active and fun.


On our part, we have a shared outlook on parenting and are committed to open communication to make the nanny share work smoothly. The children live just 4 mins apart, but the share will be based in one family home.


Responsibilities:

- Feeding and cooking healthy meals for the babies

- Attending activities, play-groups, going to the park

- Keeping play areas clean and tidy during the day and baby laundry


Please only apply if you:

- Are able to provide two verifiable UK references including from your most recent placement

- Have at least three years? experience with babies and toddlers

- Have previous experience of looking after multiple children under 3

- Speak fluent English

- Have a full CRB check

- Are a non smoker

- Are first aid qualified

- Are Ofsted registered


Pay: ?12 per hour


If you feel that you have the right experience and want to know more, please private message me with your CV and a brief summary of why you are interested in the position.


We look forward to hearing from you!

  • 1 month later...

Hi, I'm Cristina, I'm from Spain and I'm 23 years old. I'm actually looking for a job as nanny.


I'm already living in London since one week.


A year ago I finished the Degree of Pre-school Teaching and I?m currently studying for the public examinations in Spain, to work as a pre-school teacher or and English teacher. Also I have a certificate in English (First Certificate of Cambridge) and I?m actually studying to get the Advanced Certificate in English.


I was a year between Bradford (England) and Edinburgh (Scotland), studying and performing my placement with young children in different nursery schools.


I have also studied music; I studied piano for five years.


As for my personality, I consider myself a very responsible, orderly, active, outgoing, caring and dynamic person. I like quiet environments, interact with people, enjoy cooking, healthy food, sports, cinema, nature and music. I am not a smoker.


Looking forward to hear from you!

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