Nanny Required – Burntisland, Fife, Scotland
Location: Burntisland, Fife, Scotland
Children: Two children aged 3 years and 2 months
Position: Part-Time Nanny
Hours: Flexible – Monday to Friday, 4 hours per day, or 3 days per week, 8 hours per day

The Role
A lovely family based in Burntisland, Fife, are looking for a warm, creative and enthusiastic nanny to provide care primarily for their 3-year-old child, while Mum looks after the family's 2-month-old baby.
This is a wonderful opportunity for a nanny who genuinely loves the toddler years and enjoys creating a fun, engaging and stimulating environment for a young child to learn, explore and develop.
The family are looking for someone who is naturally creative and proactive, with plenty of ideas for age-appropriate activities, imaginative play, arts and crafts, outdoor adventures and opportunities to encourage the child's development through play.

The role will primarily focus on the 3-year-old, keeping them happily occupied, engaged and stimulated throughout the day. Support with preparing a simple lunch for the toddler will also be required.

The Ideal Candidate
Previous professional experience caring for toddlers is essential, ideally within previous nanny positions.
A naturally creative individual who loves planning and organising engaging activities.
Passionate about early years development and learning through play.
Energetic, enthusiastic and able to bring fun and imagination to the role.
Warm, nurturing and patient, with a genuine love of working with young children.
Proactive and confident working independently.
Excellent references from previous childcare positions.
Non-smoker.

Hours & Flexibility
The family are flexible regarding the working pattern and would ideally consider either:
Monday to Friday, approximately 4 hours per day; or
Three days per week, approximately 8 hours per day.
The exact days and hours can be discussed with the right candidate.

An Ideal Opportunity
The family are hoping to find a lovely, reliable nanny who will become a valued part of their family routine, providing their toddler with stimulating, enjoyable and developmentally beneficial experiences while Mum enjoys time caring for the new baby.