Roxana
Nanny needed
About Me
My partner and i have just had our child. He is 5 months now and his personality has just started showing off.
My Requirements
Experienced Nanny Required – Long-Term Position either full or part time
We are looking for an experienced, warm, and proactive nanny to join our family and provide long-term support with our 5 month-old baby.
The ideal candidate will be confident caring for young infants, knowledgeable about early development, and enjoy working collaboratively with parents. We are seeking someone who will support and guide us as first-time parents, respecting our parenting approach while offering practical advice and reassurance.
Key Responsibilities
Full daytime care of our 5 month old baby
Supporting feeding, naps, sleep routines, and developmental milestones
Engaging the baby through age-appropriate play and activities
Accompanying the baby (and occasionally the mother) on walks and outings
Light baby-related housekeeping, including laundry, bottle cleaning, tidying baby areas, and occasional simple meal preparation
Working closely with parents to help establish routines and build confidence
About You
Experience caring for infants.
Knowledge of infant development, routines, and sleep
Warm, calm, reliable, proactive, and professional
Excellent communication skills and able to work closely with parents
Flexible and adaptable, with a long-term outlook
Hours
Monday to Friday up to 8 hours per day or part time/3-4 days per week.
Long-term position
Occasional Saturday or evening flexibility appreciated
Essential Requirements:
Enhanced DBS
First Aid
Reviews I've Written
Reviews written by Roxana. Please note that reviews represent the subjective opinions of other Childcare.co.uk members and not of Childcare.co.uk.
I’m quite shocked and disappointed by this maternity nurse. We had agreed that I would call, however I wasn’t able to do so at the exact time due to work and caring for my baby—both of which can be unpredictable, as I would expect a maternity nurse to understand.
I messaged as soon as I could and apologised for not being able to call at the agreed time, so to be called “unprofessional” and then blocked is frankly insulting and feels completely unwarranted. Communication should be met with a reasonable level of understanding, especially in these circumstances.
I would have expected far more professionalism and flexibility.
Overall-
Communication
by
Roxana
about
AAAA
(Maternity Nurse) on 17/04/2026
Response by
AAAA
on 17/04/2026:
I’m sorry you felt this way, however I must respectfully correct the record. At no point did I use the word ‘unprofessional’ — this is not an accurate reflection of my message and I have disputed it accordingly.
We had arranged a call at a set time. When it didn’t come, I waited approximately an hour before hearing from you. In your message to me, you explained you had been caught up with work — not, as stated here, caring for your baby. I note that inconsistency.
With over ten years of experience working at a senior level in childcare and maternity, I have learned that how a family communicates from the very first contact tells you a great deal about how the working relationship will unfold. I made a professional decision that this wasn’t the right fit, and I communicated that respectfully.
I wish you well in finding the right practitioner for your family.
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