Nanny-Housekeeper, part-time role, Job ID J1C7C3

A lovely family in Walsall is looking for either a nanny‑housekeeper or an au pair to join them by the end of January 2026. The ideal candidate will have experience working with multiple younger children or with twins/triplets. A valid first aid qualification is a requirement for this position. This role is open for au pair candidates.

Working Hours

  • Nanny Housekeeper: Wednesday, Friday and a weekend day, from 9 am‑5 pm (24 hours per week)
  • Au Pair: Monday to Friday, from 7 am‑10 am and then 3 pm‑6 pm (flexible timings – 30 hours per week)

Duties

  • Carrying out all general nannying duties, including changing nappies, feeding, engaging in playtime, and supporting daily routines
  • Maintaining the cleanliness and overall upkeep of the private residence
  • Performing routine floor care, including sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping
  • Dusting and polishing furniture, fixtures, and surfaces
  • Cleaning and sanitising bathroom facilities, including sinks, bathtubs, and showers
  • Carrying out cleaning and maintenance of the kitchen area
  • Washing, drying, ironing, and folding clothing and linens
  • Making beds and changing bed linen as required
  • Cleaning and organising dishware, including loading and unloading the dishwasher

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If you are interested in this part‑time Nanny‑Housekeeper role, please apply and a consultant will contact you with more information.

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