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📍 Farm-Based Family Home | Competitive Salary | Flexible Working
A warm and welcoming family based on a beautiful farm is seeking an experienced and nurturing nanny to care for their two young children and support their ongoing development.
This is a wonderful opportunity for a nanny who enjoys spending time outdoors, creating engaging learning experiences, and becoming an important part of a family environment.
About the Family
The family lives on a farm with goats, chickens, horses, and dogs, so applicants must be comfortable around animals. The children love outdoor adventures and spending time exploring nature.
The family currently has two children aged:
- 3 years old
- 15 months old
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A new baby is due in March, therefore previous experience caring for babies and supporting families with newborns would be highly desirable.
The Role
The family is looking for an experienced nanny who can:
- Provide a safe, caring, and stimulating environment
- Plan and deliver fun, educational, and age-appropriate activities
- Support the children's learning and development
- Encourage outdoor play and exploration
- Work collaboratively with parents to support the children's education and wellbeing
Working Hours
- Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
- 8:00am - 5:00pm
Some flexibility is required as the parents' professions occasionally necessitate a later finish time. An additional day's work may also be available from time to time for candidates who are able to offer extra availability.


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Requirements
- Proven experience caring for young children
- Experience with babies/newborns desirable
- Full UK driving licence and own vehicle essential
- Ofsted registered, or willing to become Ofsted registered
- Reliable, proactive, and passionate about child development
- Comfortable working in a rural environment and around animals
Salary
£16 - £18 per hour gross, depending on experience.
How to Apply
To apply, please email: 📧 devonandcornwall@tinies.com
Or contact: 📞 Jenny on 0345 561 5561
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