Looking for a nanny for our baby
by Maria • London
Hello, I'm Maria and I'm looking for a responsible nanny for our child who will be about 5 months old. I will be going back to work in June and will need someone to care for our baby 4 days a week. Looking for someone with experience with babies / children under 1 with references. Speaking Spanish or Hebrew would be a bonus. Please send me a message if you are interested. Thanks!
£81 - £1058 Hr. / Week
Starts: 07/06/2023
Short Term Nanny Needed For 1 Child
by Lauren • London
Hi, I am looking for a caring nanny to look after our 11 month old child Monday - Thursdays from May to August. We'd like someone who is reliable and lives near London NW5. Please send me a message to discuss this job further.
£81 - £1048 Hr. / Day
Starts: 08/05/2023
Looking for a vibrant person to help
by Stephany • London
I am looking for someone to pick up from school for 3 days. Do homework help and give snacks and maintain routine. 3-6pm
£30 - £393 Hr. / Week
Starts: Shortly
OFSTED After School Care and pick up (School). Finsbury Park. 3 evenings a week 5-8pm
by Kat • London
Hello childminders,
I am a mum to a beautiful, fun and intelligent 8-year-old girl who goes to School in Finsbury Park, 5 mins walk from my flat.
I lam looking for a kind and caring, educated/creative and reliable Ofsted childminder, who has some flexibility when needed.
The main duties would include:
Picking up my daughter from Amblers School in Finsbury Park.
3 evenings a week for about 3 hours, 5pm-8pm. Exact hours can be discussed but at the moment the days would be Tuesdays / Wednesdays / Thursday, (but I can be flexible and swap a day)
Homework supervision, Bath-time, preparing dinner (ideally cooking but I can also prepare food), bedtime story.
Also potential extra babysitting in the evenings and weekdays
Rate: £12-14 (Must be Ofsted Registered)
Please do get in touch if you feel you are suitable.
Many thanks
£91 - £1189 Hr. / Week
Starts: 21/03/2023
19 months old little girl- need a nanny on thursdays 5pm-7pm
by Sumbal • Leicester
I am looking for a nanny, who could look after my little girl on thursdays from 5pm-7pm
£18 - £232 Hr. / Week
Starts: Shortly
Childminder/Nanny needed at my home
by Sofina • Birmingham
I am due to go back to work in June and I will be working from home. During this time I will need someone to take care of my 1 year old. This will involve helping with feeds and doing activities inside the home. I will also be around but support watching my daughter whilst I am in meetings/working etc. This will be for roughly 5 hours a day Monday to Friday.
£270 - £34830 Hr. / Week
Starts: 05/06/2023
Immediate start part time mothers help/ nanny wanted for one year old baby in Pollokshields
by Ailidh • Glasgow
Hi
We are a family of four and are looking for some care for our one year old baby on Tuesday morning, Wednesday all day and Thursday morning. We live in West Pollokshields (G41 4RR). I (mum) will be working from home most of this time so I will be available for baby to see, but I would like her to be cared for by you, primarily, while you are here. She is a lovely easy going baby, fun and enjoys socialising, calm and enjoys playing at home, and she also loves walks in the park in her buggy (she isn’t walking yet). She also loves seeing her big sister who is 6.
Please let me know if you’d be interested and if you’d like to know more.
Thanks
Ailidh
£142 - £18216 Hr. / Week
Starts: Shortly
Help with school pick-ups and drop-offs.
by School Rub • Reading
We are looking for people to work for our growing business - 'School Run'.
School Run connects busy parents with childcare professionals who can help with school pick-ups and drop-offs. We're looking for local, trusted individuals to provide this valuable support.
As part of the team, you'll have the opportunity to earn an hourly rate of £15 per hour, with the potential to increase this rate by doing more than one pick up/drop off. This is a flexible and rewarding job that allows you to help families in need while earning some extra income.
The idea for the business came from our own experience when we moved to Reading from London in 2020 and didn’t know anybody in the area and therefore, didn’t have a support network to help with childcare duties when we needed it. We found it challenging to find reliable childcare support around school hours, and this inspired us to create a service that would connect families with local helpers quickly, in real-time.
We've been working on this idea for the past 12 months, and we're thrilled to have started launching the business. The service is currently focused on one school in Emmer Green, but we plan to expand it to other areas of Reading over the next few months and eventually make it available nationwide.
£96 - £12410 Hr. / Week
Starts: Shortly
Reliable and Friendly BabySitter/Nanny
by Aiza • Milton Keynes
Looking for someone who can look after my daughter from 9-12 and can help her grow and learn and play in a comfortable environment.
£188 - £24220 Hr. / Week
Starts: Shortly
Pick up (SW6) and drop off (SW19) Job
by Christiaan • London
We are looking for someone to pick up our son (he is 4 years old) in SW6 (near Imperial Wharf) at 16:00 pm and take him home (we live in South Wimbledon, SW19). If possible to stay with him to 18:00, but a drop-off is also ok.
The job will be from Monday to Friday with a fixed term contract ending 7 July.
£20 - £262 Hr. / Day
Starts: Shortly
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