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POSITION NOW FILLED. Lovely nanny wanted from September for young family (3 days/35+ hours)


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POSITION NOW FILLED THANK YOU



We are looking for a nanny to start in September 2016 to look after our two young daughters on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We will need someone who can come to our home in SE23 from 8am until 7.30pm with flexibility to come earlier in the morning and stay later in the evening on occasion (35+ hour week). We might also ask for babysitting some evenings/weekends but this would be agreed (and paid for) on an ad hoc basis. We would like to find someone willing to commit to being with our family for at least 18 months. Our eldest daughter will be starting at a local Montessori nursery for two mornings a week so the nanny will be required to do pick ups on those two days although we hope to manage most drop offs ourselves.


Our girls will be 26 months and 10 months old at the start of the appointment. Our eldest is a bright, happy and independent toddler with a lot of energy and a love for music and the outdoors. Our youngest is a cheerful baby with an easygoing temperament.


The most important thing to us is to find a nanny who is the ?right fit? for our family. We are looking for a warm, loving nanny, who will really enjoy spending time with our children. Due to our daughters? young ages, we would like to employ a nanny experienced with babies and toddlers. We practise gentle, peaceful parenting and it is important to us that our nanny should share a similar approach. We would also like our nanny to be active and fun: activities may include taking our girls to the park and local playgroups, swimming, visiting museums, painting/drawing, messy play, music and baking/cooking.


We are looking for a nanny who is confident in preparing simple, healthy meals and who is happy to help us with devising appropriate weekly meal plans. We would also like our nanny to help us with our daughters? laundry and keeping their bedrooms and play areas tidy.


Our nanny must be reliable and honest and come with excellent references and have had (or be willing to have) an enhanced DBS check. We would like our nanny to have first aid training or be willing to take a course before starting with us. We would like our nanny to speak English fluently. Although not essential by any means, we would be particularly happy to find a native Spanish speaker who can speak Spanish to the girls. We would also like our nanny to be a confident driver due to nursery pick ups (we would be happy to insure the nanny on our car which is an automatic). We do not mind whether or not our nanny is Ofsted registered.


If you are interested, please send an up to date CV and a few words as to why this particular role is appealing to you. Thank you.

I AM AVAILABLE START IN SEPTEMBER 2016



Hello, Ofsted registered nanny married Brazilian woman 43 years old been living in the UK since 2010, I have a beautiful child of 11 years and I live in the area of East Dulwich


I am looking for some work nanny, I've had a lot of experience in that field working in the USA for 5 years ( 2001 to 2006) and 4 years in UK I can provide references from where I worked, I also worked with all sorts of disabled children and I have the experience to reach all the standards required.

I have also First Aid Training completed in December 2015 and Life Guard Diploma completed in 2005.Criminal records certificate done in November 2015 and Common Core still Certificate, Level 3 Diploma in Childcare . Basically I have all the great qualities for a exceptional nanny, I am kind, polite, very intelligent and I have a lot to offer if I become your nanny.


if you are interested please send me an email and I will get back to you as soon as possible.


P.S. I am also a qualified teacher back in Brazil and worked as such from (1992 till 2001) then from 2006 till 2010).


I speak English, Spanish and Portuguese


I look forward to hearing from you soon


Kind Regards



Bete


My References



Jailson Rocha

Andrea D' Ambrosio

Funmi Fetto

Sanchita Powell

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