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ZI447 - Part-Time Infant Nanny - Chelsea, London

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Seeking a wonderful part-time infant nanny for a delightful 2-month-old girl. The ideal schedule would be 5-6 hours per day, 4 days per week, however the family are happy to be flexible for the right candidate. The position will start in September and will be a mixture of sole charge and shared care. Occasional weekend help and/or evening babysitting would be appreciated, and the position could become full-time in the future, if the candidate is interested and the parents find the right fit!
Responsibilities
Candidates should be flexible around Mum's requirements - she may need to pop out for a few hours, or she may just need an extra pair of hands to help at home. Responsibilities are likely to include:
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- General nursery duties, including help with breast feeding, changing nappies, etc.
- Baby's laundry and tidying.
- Help with the eventual weaning process.
- Once trust and a rapport have been established, taking the baby outside for walks, and possibly to activities and classes.
- Putting the baby down for naps, adapting the schedule when appropriate.
- General support for Mum.


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Requirements
- Flexible and adaptable, able to show initiative and see what needs doing and what might be helpful.
- Native English speaker.
- Another language would be a bonus (e.g., Russian, German), but not at all essential.
- Reliable, punctual, and trustworthy.
- Knowledge of child development and previous experience working with newborns/young babies.
- Warm, nurturing, and friendly, positive approach.
Salary and Benefits
£22-£25/hr, depending on experience.
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