Live In Nanny

Live-in Nanny in Marylebone, Job ID J216E7 - This lovely family in Marylebone is looking to hire a candidate to replace their candidate that has been with them for 6 years but is leaving as she is having a baby herself. The family wants to find a similar set up and build a similar relationship with their next long term candidate. The family's general parenting style is a bit more laid back. They want to find someone kind with the children but who can set firm boundaries. Wholistic and conscientious parenting. A valid first-aid qualification is needed for this position. Working hours: Monday- Friday, 45 hours per week. 9 hours per day, split into two 4.5-hour shifts. Accommodation: Own Bedroom and Bathroom Duties include: making sure the children are up early in the morning, preparing healthy breakfast and snacks, washing and dressing them, helping with homework, doing after-school activities with the children, preparing recreational activities that will boost the children’s physical and mental development, messy play with the children, maintaining a clean and tidy environment for the children, doing arts and crafts, taking them to parks and playgrounds, feeding the children and helping with the bedtime routine This Marylebone based family is looking to hire likely between September to November 2026. To learn more about this Live-in Nanny in Marylebone role, please apply, and a consultant will contact you with more information. Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Salary: £650 to £800 gross per week Location: Marylebone. Job specifications and requirements - Languages: English, English SL, Education: 1 year, Salary: £650 to £800 per Week (negotiable depending on experience), Working Days: Monday - Friday, Working Hours: 08:00 - 17:00, Consultant: Live-in Nanny Department, Job Reference: J216E7 2807

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