Nannies in Lower Northern Sydney, NSW

My name is Melinda I'm a mature age nanny age 43 years with over 20years experience and I am currently helping my neice with her 2 young ones a toddler 2 and baby 5 months as she works casual and I have current first aid and I am yet to get wwcc willing to get and i have also had a full time nanny from 2020 till now for 4 boys mainly the new baby born in 2020 have been taking care of him from 1 week old

Hi, I'm a med student/part-time/casual sitter with 10+ years of experience. I babysat for family friends/family members and was a leader at church for kids. I moved to Australia from Boston last year and would love to continue babysitting when I'm off from uni. I also tutor up to high school if of interest

I am 30 years old from Ireland with 10 years experience working with children of all ages. I am a friendly and outgoing person with a caring and trustworthy nature. I have a bachelors degree in social care practice, have worked with children with autism, adhd, epilepsy and varying disabilities. I have had different nanny jobs part time and full time and have worked in residential care for almost 5 years. I have several different trainings which I can provide certificates for. More importantly I love working with children, doing art, being in nature, and any other fun or educational activity. ☺️

Hi families! My name is Chloe, I am 21 and have lots of experience with kids of all ages. I have a full drivers licences, one car and WWCC. Can't wait to meet yo!

Hi! My name is Abbey, I'm 21 years old and currently in my third year of University. I am an energetic, caring and reliable person who has plenty of experience babysitting children of all ages. I love looking after children and am willing to help out with any household duties! I look forward to hearing from you!

I am 22 years old and a 4th year university Law student with over 8 years experience of babysitting/nannying children aged 3 months-12 yrs. I have my full drivers licence, all relevant checks and can provide references upon request. I am reliable, responsible and love being around kids. Please feel free to message me if you would like more information :)

Nanny with 18+ years experience passionate about working with the development and education of children. I have extensive experience with newborns, toddlers, children's up to age 10, multiples, nanny share, and disabilities. 
Happy to keep log book for infant feeding, sleep, play, nappy change, and so on. Common questions parents ask their nannies during interviews: 1.) What inspired you to choose to work with young children? I was 18 and working in hospitality and not enjoying it. I watched an episode of Kids Say the Darnedest Things and said “every day working with kids would be one hilarious day after the next” The next week I landed a job at a daycare center working with the 3 year olds and I was right, everyday those kids would make me laugh out loud. But what has kept me in childcare is feeling that my job is directly nurturing the future of this world. 2.) What are you the most passionate about with your work? Education and physical development. I have a very good eye on how the physical body is developing and I’m very passionate about preventing physical problems by aiding the body to be used correctly when learning crawling, walking, etcetera. Education through play, where it does not feel like learning, is very important to me. A child feeling smart is the first step in them being smart. 3.) Which activities do you feel are important in a child's development during the early learning years? Interaction and repetition. Any games or activities interacting with others is key. Reading, singing, play time that incorporates multiple senses and movement like, paint, play-duh, sand and so on. For the under 1 year old, lots and lots of touch, singing, and exploring the outdoors. 4. Describe the most stressful situation you have been in when caring for children? Conflict with parents is always the most stressful part of childcare. Parents using positive reinforcement on negative behaviors ie: I make dinner for the children/ child, explaining this is what is for dinner, its ok if you don’t want it but that’s all there is for now. And then a parent coming in and giving the child a cookie. Telling a child he or she can do the next activity after they help tidy up but the parent comes in a gives them a new toy while there are 3 puzzles thrown across the floor. Explain the strategies you used to manage the issue. Communicating with the parent, explaining the situation with them and asking for their help to be able to do my job well. If you like my answers and you’d like to chat feel free to give me a call I look forward to talking to you about how I can best care for the needs of your family! Please provide email address and I will send you through my cv with a more detailed outline of my experiences.

I am a very responsible person, neat, clean, hygienic and very professional. My children are grown up and hence I have time in my hand to do my favourite thing in life, spend time with the young ones. I have worked as a dormitory staff at a residential school in canada for a while I have been caring for toddlers and primary school kids on a regular basis for friends. I have been through the stretch of working and caring for my young ones and can relate to all the requirements that come handy with this job. I have WWCC, PCC and first aid certificate. I also volunteer for SES so know a bit about emergency situations. I can provide several references when required.