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Job Description
- A family based in Beaconsfield are seeking an experienced, proactive, and caring Full-Time Nanny to care for their two boys, aged 7 and 4.
Start Date: Mid-August 2026
Salary: £40,000 to £45,000 gross per annum (44 working weeks per year)
Days: 4 to 5 days per week (Tuesday to Friday or Monday to Friday)
Hours: 8:00am to 7:00pm
Children: Two boys, aged 7 and 4
Key Responsibilities
School drop-offs and pick-ups
Taking children to after-school activities (e.g. swimming)
Planning and engaging in age-appropriate activities (games, crafts, etc.)
Preparing and supervising dinner, bath time, and bedtime routine
Organising fun and enriching activities during school holidays, including local outings
Duties while children are at Nursery/School
Preparing children’s meals and snacks
Children’s laundry and ironing
Grocery shopping
Running errands (e.g. post office, dry cleaning, charity shop)
Keeping the home tidy and organised (playroom, kitchen surfaces, etc.)
Organising children’s clothes, toys, and books
Requirements
Previous nanny or childcare experience
Confident driver with a full driving license and own car (essential)
Organised, proactive, and able to manage a busy household
Warm, engaging, and reliable
Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain)
Paediatric First Aid (or willingness to obtain)
Additional Information
The family travels abroad for approximately 7–8 weeks per year (typically Easter, Summer, and Winter holidays), with at least 4 months’ notice provided
This structure offers flexibility for the nanny to take additional work or extended time off during these periods - Enhanced DBS
- Paediatric First Aid
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Tinies Buckinghamshire
Beacon House, Stokenchurch Business Park, Ibstone Rd
Bucks, Stokenchurch, HP14 3FE
01628 522 212
bucks@tinies.com
Full-Time Nanny: A nanny who works regular, full-time hours providing consistent daily childcare and support to a family.
Part-Time Nanny: A nanny who works fewer hours than a full-time nanny, usually providing childcare on specific days or during certain hours each week.
After School Nanny: An after-school nanny cares for children once they finish school, for a minimum of 4 hours. Their responsibilities will include collecting from school or nursery, helping with homework, engaging in recreational activities and more.
Nanny/Housekeeper: A nanny housekeeper combines their childcare responsibilities with household management tasks, that relate to children in their care such as cleaning, laundry, and meal preparation.
Live-In Nanny: A live-in nanny resides in the family home, with a private bedroom or private living quarters. They offer comprehensive childcare, including supervision, meal preparation, and overnight care when needed.
Holiday Nanny: A nanny hired to accompany a family on holiday, offering childcare and assistance throughout the trip, usually temporarily.
Nanny with New Born Experience: A nanny with newborn experience specialises in caring for infants. They have specialist knowledge in relation to feeding, sleep routines and developmental activities for the baby.
International Nanny: An international nanny provides childcare services to families living abroad or frequently travelling. International nannies adapt to diverse cultural environments, offering their expertise in child development, safety, and well-being.
Proxy Parenting: Proxy parenting involves a nanny temporarily taking on the role and responsibilities of a parent who needs to travel or be away for work, ensuring the child’s routine remains uninterrupted.
Weekend Nanny: A nanny who provides childcare during weekends, either as their primary role or in addition to a weekday job.
Scottish Tax Letter (Scotland Only): This service allows Scottish families to register their nannies in order to claim from a Childcare Voucher Scheme, Universal Credit or Tax-Free Childcare.