Wonderful Nanny reccomendation

By MAZZA
December 9, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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MAZZA

Posted December 9, 2015

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Posted December 9, 2015

Our wonderful nanny Nuray is looking for another family to work for now that our two daughters are at school and pre-school for part of each day. Nuray is completely free on Mondays and Tuesdays and the family could share with us if needed on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday or equally just have her to yourselves Mon and Tues.

We are based in West Norwood and have two daughters aged 7 and 4 who are at school and pre school.

Nuray is from Turkey and has been in England for 8 years. She started off as an au pair looking after babies and toddlers and has been working as a nanny for the last five years in Dulwich, West Norwood and Forest Hill doing after school pick ups and looking after babies as young as 4 weeks old. She is very warm and loving and all the mums always ask how I found her. We think a share would be ideally suited to a family with a baby or toddler who would benefit from one-to-one care in the mornings and time with the older children in the afternoon

Nuray has first aid and CRB checks and has been working on childcare qualifications which means she can register for OFSTED if required. She was a teacher in Turkey and has a psychology degree.

> If you are interested in finding out more please send a PM or call me on [email protected]

> or 07957631539

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