Ruth

My Requirements

We’re looking for a warm, gentle, and empathetic night nanny to join our family three or four nights a week, with the option of some daytime hours on alternate days too.

You’ll be caring overnight for our son Max, who has cerebral palsy. The main task is repositioning him twice during the night — he sleeps well most of the time, most nights, so you’ll have plenty of time to yourself downstairs while he rests. No specialist medical background is needed; what matters most is a calm, caring presence and a comfortable, hands-on approach.

This role would suit an experienced night nanny — and compared to newborn care, it’s a much easier night’s work! We’re hoping to find someone for the long term, and would love to welcome them properly into our family routine.

Extra daytime hours are available on weekends for anyone who’d like them, and we’d be thrilled if you were open to joining us on holiday from time to time.

If this sounds like a good fit, we’d love to hear from you.