Szendi, garde d’enfant ponctuelle - NG9 Beeston

Dear parents!

My name is Szendi. I am known to be an honest, hard-working person who loves the children. I do like things organised, but I also find flexibility important.

I know it is hard to find an honest person you can trust with your child and your home but my referee will assure you of my trustworthiness.

I like the nature and the animals. I do like to make arts and crafts alongside with children.

I spend my free time with teaching the Bible as unpaid volunteer in the Hungarian community. The majority of my friends are kind, helpful and friendly, so am I.

My mother language is Hungarian, but I speak English and Romanian as well.

Part of my experience is that since my sister is born I used to look after her when my parents were busy. I helped her in language development as earlyer on she had a lisp (now she outgrew her lisp).

I worked 4 months as a Nanny at a lovely family in London. I used to look after 2 children (a 7 months old and a 3 years old). I gained lots of experience during this time.

Since 2017 I'm self employed and I'm Ad Hoc or Temporary Nanny /Domestic Cleaner.

I did Occasional babysitting for a lovely family I met. They had adorable children ( 2 years old and a 6 months old) and I enjoyed spending time with them. I helped to feed them and put them to sleep while their parents were away. .

Since September 2018 I’m doing after school babysitting for a nice family from Nottingham. They have two adorable children with who is a pleasure to be with and play with. We also enjoy reading and singing together.

I'm familiar with changing nappies, giving food/milk for the children and also putting them to sleep. I enjoy talking, playing and doing arts and crafts with them. I think the children will grow up healthy if we spend enough time teaching them and playing with them but also by reassuring them about our love and offering them secure.

Thank you for reading my profile. I look forward to help you in the future! Please don't hesitate to contact me!