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23 year old female carer
Education
Course Complete
- Fashion Communication and Promotion
Nottingham Trent University
Other Skills
Excellent communication with children and parents Strong organisational abilities Ability to build trust and positive relationships Patience and effective behaviour management Creativity in planning engaging, age-appropriate activities
Languages
Conversational French
Residency Status
Temporary resident
Police Check
No
Looking for: Full-time, Part-time
Hi, I’m Lydia! I’m 23 and originally from Wales, and I’m currently in Australia on a working holiday visa after travelling the amazing East Coast. I’m excited to settle for a while and continue doing the work I love most, caring for children and becoming part of a family’s support system.
I’m a very active person and love running, swimming, hiking and yoga. When I’m not outdoors, you’ll usually find me reading, journaling, baking or cooking. These are all activities I enjoy sharing with the children I look after, whether that’s helping them build confidence in the water, creating nature-inspired adventures, baking something fun together, or winding down with a calm storytime.
I’ve babysat locally at home for a range of ages, from toddlers to early teens, which taught me how to adapt to different personalities and needs. Last year, I had the incredible opportunity to be an au pair in Paris for an 8-year-old girl. It was a life-changing experience that helped me grow a lot as a carer, from navigating routines and school schedules to supporting her emotionally while living abroad. I’m still in close contact with the family, which I think reflects the strong, genuine bonds I build with the children I care for.
What’s most important to me is creating a relationship that feels sibling-like in warmth, but also clear in boundaries and respect. I love sharing my interests and passions with children, and equally love learning from them, whether it’s discovering their hobbies, exploring their imagination, or supporting their unique personalities. I believe a nanny and child should both learn from each other and grow together.
I consider being a nanny a fundamental role in a child’s development. You become part of their everyday world, their memories, and the little moments that shape who they are. I always aim to leave a positive impact, create a safe and happy environment, and bring calm, fun, and kindness into their routines.
I’d love the chance to bring that same energy and care to a family here in Australia.
Before School
6am-9am
Daytime
7am-6pm
After School
3pm-7pm
Evening
From 6pm
0-12 months
1-2 years
2-3 years
3-5 years
5+ years
Non smoker
Driver's License
Has Car
Housework Cleaning
Anaphylaxis
First Aid
Parent References
WWCC
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