Hi Khat, not sure if you are still looking but sent you an email. Celia

Hi Kate

My son is 1 and I am back to work full time. We currently have a PT nanny that he has a great rapport with but she only wants to do 30hrs a week. We are trying to settle him at nursery for 1 day but it isn’t proving easy and there appears little flexibility other than leaving him and them calling within 1hr as he has got himself so upset to come and collect him, which I am finding rather stressful.

So I am considering finding a nanny to do 1 day With him each week.

We live less than 5 mins from Vauxhall train/tube station. Would this be something that might interest you?

If so, please drop me a line to discuss further.

Many thanks
Nikki

EXPERIENCED NANNY LOOKING FOR PART-TIME POSITION

I am an experienced and outgoing Australian Nanny looking for a permanent part-time position (3-4 days per week) caring for a baby. This would be similar to a nanny-share role where my daughter Zara (8 months) is the second child.

I am used to caring for two children in London and have experience with babies through to nine-year-old’s including a year with a set of twins. Working in London over the past six years I’ve done my research and know plenty of fantastic play groups, classes and activities all over the city to take children to.

I have a huge amount of energy, build rapport quickly with children and love to get creative and have fun on the job. I’ve always been passionate about children and am even more so now having become a mother myself last year.

In addition to my nanny experience I am a qualified Maternity Nurse (Non-Medical) and qualified childcare worker.
I’m extremely flexible with what days and hours I work and am happy to fit in with your routine and adapt to any ad-hoc changes.

If you’re a mum about to go back to work and looking for flexibility and a more personal level of care for your young baby, please private message me to discuss what you are looking for.
Kate