NPUTN15CD – Live-in Mother’s Help

North London Nannies; Sevenoaks; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 22,000; Full time

Job summary

North London Nannies is seeking a reliable live-in Mother’s Help in Sevenoaks to support with the care of three children aged 13, 11, and 4. The role involves school drop-offs and pick-ups, assisting with daily routines, and back-up care during holidays, with a strong focus on fostering a warm and organised home.

A full, valid driving licence is essential, and the role may include occasional travel with the family. Enhanced DBS, First Aid certificate and excellent UK references are required.

Qualifications

• Enhanced DBS check is required.
• Valid First Aid certificate is required.
• Excellent UK references are required.

Responsibilities

• School pick-ups and drop-offs.
• Assisting with daily routines for three children.
• Keeping children's bedrooms and play areas tidy and organised.
• Occasional travel with the family.
• Support during school holidays and after-school periods.

Skills

Driving license

Education

Enhanced DBS check

First Aid certificate

Job description

NPUTN15CD – Live-in Mother’s Help

Location: Sevenoaks

Working Days: Monday to Friday

Hours: 40 hours per week

Start Date: September 2026

Children: Aged 13, 11, and 4 years

Driver Required

A lovely family based in Sevenoaks is looking for a reliable and caring live-in Mother’s Help to support with the care of their three children before and after school, as well as during school holidays.

The role will include school pick-ups, taking the children to and from activities, and providing general support with their daily routines. As driving is an essential part of the role, applicants must hold a full, valid driving licence.

The family employs a cleaner; however, the successful candidate will be expected to help keep the children’s bedrooms and play areas tidy and organised. There may also be occasional travel with the family.

Essential Requirements:

• Enhanced DBS check
• Valid First Aid certificate
• Excellent UK references