Home daycare providers available in Toddington - GL54

I worked in care for 13 Years before having my family, I am now working back in the care sector again, now my children are all older and I am looking to do my nursing degree as I would like to become a qualified nurse, I have recently been working as a Heath care assistant at a care/dementia care home and I have the position of lead role in dignity. I have now moved on to caring in the community as a health care assistant, I am also very interested in being a nanny again as this was my fi...

Hi, my name is Jodie. I am 23 years old and live with my husband in Honeybourne. I have a degree in Early Childhood Studies and 5 years of experience working with children aged from 7 months to 9 years old from both placements and previous jobs. I am interested in becoming a full time nanny as I know it would be a really rewarding job. I love doing crafty activities with children and encouraging their curiosity and to use their imagination during play. I also love the outdoors, especially goi...

My name is Emily I am 23 years old. I started doing voluntary work at local nurseries and doing babysitting from the age of 12, then as I got older I worked as an apprentice at my local nursery/playgroup. At college I did a Level 3 CACHE Diploma in Childcare and Education which lasted 2 years, within those 2 years I went to a variety of childcare settings for my work placement. After college I became a room leader at a nursery, and then went on to be a ski resort nanny in the French alps...

I am a kind caring lady aged 32 years old. Love children and doing fun things with them for example painting or going to the park. I often have my nieces and nephews for weekends. I have worked in a nursery setting in a baby room and recently a pre school. Believe children learn through play and gain skills through example.

My previous experience with working with children started when I was just in my last year of middle school - early few years of high school when I volunteered at Rainbows in my local village to have the soul care of a young girl with autism, trying to involve her with the group and keeping her occupied with other activities, such as colouring and so on, so she doesn't distract the others girls. When she left Rainbows and went onto Brownies I stopped working there. In year 11 we all had to do...