Nanny Required – Part-Time (Minimum 3 Days per Week)
Location: North Chingford / Wood Street, London
Start Date: Early July (with transition period through August)
We are seeking a warm, reliable, and experienced Nanny to care for our two children:

Evie (4 years old)
Caelan (2 years old)

This role would particularly suit someone with experience in, or a strong interest in, supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

About the Children
Evie (4)
Evie is diagnosed with Autism and is currently non-verbal, although she uses some words and alternative methods to communicate. She attends regular speech and language therapy sessions, and we are looking for a nanny who is patient, observant, and responsive to her individual communication and sensory needs. Experience working with autistic children or SEN would be highly desirable, though we would also welcome applicants who are eager to learn and develop in this area.
Evie will be starting school in September, and a key part of this role will be building trust and routine with her ahead of this transition.
Caelan (2)
Caelan is a typically developing, energetic toddler who is active, curious, and learning rapidly. Encouraging his development through play, interaction, and age-appropriate activities is an important part of the role.

Role Overview
To support Evie’s transition into school, we are looking for a nanny to start in early July.
During July and August, the nanny will work alongside the parents for school and nursery pick-ups, allowing time to:

Build a strong, trusting relationship with Evie
Understand her routines, preferences, and support needs
Become familiar with school and nursery logistics

From September onwards, the nanny will take on pick-ups and afternoon care independently.

Key Responsibilities

School and nursery pick-ups:

Evie: Primary school via Wood Street Overground or North Chingford
Caelan: Nursery in North Chingford


Safely escorting both children home
Preparing and serving meals/snacks as required
Supporting play, development, and calm transitions after a busy day
Evening routine including bath time and bedtime
Creating a nurturing, structured, and safe environment at home
Following established routines while adapting to the children’s needs


Hours & Days

Minimum of 3 days per week (days flexible and open to discussion)
Primarily afternoon to early evening hours, aligned with school and nursery pick-ups


Ideal Candidate

Experience working with young children, ideally including SEN or autism
Patient, calm, and nurturing approach
Confident managing two young children of different ages
Reliable, organised, and punctual
Willing to work collaboratively with parents
Able to support emotional regulation, transitions, and routine
Enhanced DBS (or willing to obtain one)


Additional Information

This is a long-term role suited to someone seeking a consistent, meaningful position
A supportive and communicative family environment
Flexibility around days for the right candidate