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Wanted: Experienced Nanny for part-time arrangement


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Hello


We are looking for an experienced and reliable Nanny who we can trust to look after our five month old baby boy on a part time basis (one to four half days a week, ideally between 9.30 and 3pm), to start as soon as possible. The appointment is for a term of four months to begin with, possibly additional long term work after this.


The role will involve entertaining / sitting with our baby at our home, nappy changes, putting to sleep, and general help around the house, whilst I concentrate on work (from home).


Please PM me if your interested, with CV and availability for interview.


Many thanks

Philippa

It is with much interest that I am writing you about the position you are offering.

I have many years of experience as a babysitter, which vary from all ages and tasks, as I have been babysitting for over 7 years while living in the US, Australia, and Italy.

I am a portuguese native speaker, fluent in English, and I have good knowledge of Spanish and Italian.I have attached my resume to this message, so just let me know, please, if there is any other information you may need.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you.


Kind Regards,

Valeria

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