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Mumsnet Discussions: Childminders, nannies, au pairs etc : Christmas is coming ! Anyone need occasional/ temporary nanny /babysitter during festive season? (6 messages)

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By rodg82 on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:08:03

Im a qualified and experienced paediatric nurse looking to earn some extra money in my two weeks annual leave beginning 8th December. Someone to watch your little ones whilst christmas shopping? Night nanny / babysitter for those christmas parties....enjoy the party without having to get up early the next morning?! Odd days/nights or whole weeks - Im open to suggestions...
Experienced in caring for children newborn+, twins, children with special needs/additional medical needs.
CRB checked with references available...
I look forward to hearing from you!

By annh on Wed 19-Nov-08 17:52:00

Whereabouts are you?

By rodg82 on Wed 19-Nov-08 18:17:57

Oops that might have been helpful sorry! Im in West London but willing to travel anywhere in london with good transport links.

By lizstokes on Wed 19-Nov-08 18:37:46

sorry just crashing this thread!....

I am 30 years old and am a qualified teacher, I also work part time as a nanny/babysitter/night nanny. I have taught both primary and secondary aged children and currently work with children with emotional, behavioural and academic difficulties.

In addition to my teaching experience, I have over 15 years experience looking after children 0-16yrs including newborns, twins and children with special needs. I have experience as a teacher, nanny, night nanny, proxy parent and babysitter.

I am available weekday evenings from 4pm, weekends and state school holidays. I am available for night nannying up to 5 nights per week from 7pm-7am (times are flexible) to care for young babies through the night whilst parents are catching up on sleep.

Please email for cv and details of my experience. liz_nottm@hotmail.com

By lizstokes on Wed 19-Nov-08 18:42:26

wooops, forgot to say I am able to cover the Derby/Nottingham/Leicestershire areas grin

By phraedd on Thu 20-Nov-08 12:57:49

and you can also post on the babysitters thread grin

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