Short term nanny available
Hi there! My name is Larissa King, i'm 27 years old and I recently moved back to Tauranga after 8 years in Auckland where I completed a Music degree and taught singing and songwriting in various schools and tertiary institutes around Auckland for the past 4 years!
I have also been nannying part time for that entire 8 year period, most recently, 2 full days a week for a 1 and 3 year old for the entirety of last year. I have looked after a wide range of ages over the years, from 2 months - 15.
I am moving to wellington mid july but for the next month I have Tuesdays and Fridays available for any nannying/babysitting you may need!
I am an energetic, fun person who thoroughly enjoys interacting with kids.
Full drivers license, first aid certificate, clean record, police vet and references available!
If this sounds like it work work for you, I would love to hear from you!
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