Morning Nanny (Part-time) in Hampstead, London, UK

Morning Nanny (Part-time) – Hampstead, London – £20–£30 net per hour

Role: Morning Nanny
Location: Hampstead, London
Care for: Girl, 4 months
Schedule: 3 days per week (Monday–Thursday), approx. 4–5 hours per day, mornings to early afternoon
Salary: £20–£30 net per hour (depending on experience)
Start Date: October 2026

A lovely family recently settled in Hampstead are seeking an experienced, nurturing and highly capable Morning Nanny to help care for their first daughter, aged four months.

This is a gentle, home-based role working closely alongside Mum, who is at home with the baby. The family would love someone who can bring real expertise and reassurance to the early months: supporting the baby's routine, sharing their knowledge and becoming a calm, trusted presence in the home.

The baby is happy, playful and settled, with a good routine already in place. Mornings will be the main focus, with play, stimulation and nap times, as well as general support with her day-to-day care.

As the baby begins weaning, the family would love the Nanny to prepare fresh, healthy meals for her two to three times per week. The family have a cleaner once a week, so housekeeping responsibilities are limited to keeping the kitchen clean after use and maintaining the nursery and the baby's belongings so everything stays tidy and well organised.

Candidates must have at least 10 years of professional nannying experience, ideally with a strong background in newborn and baby care. English will be the primary language spoken with the baby.

The family are flexible with the days of the week and are happy to fit around a pre-existing schedule.

A driving licence is not required for this position. There may be occasional opportunities to travel with the family on holiday in the future, and the family would appreciate someone with some flexibility as their needs evolve.

The family are looking for someone warm, experienced and reliable who can grow with them over the next few years and provide consistent, loving care as their daughter develops.

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