Specialist Nanny Required – Bristol BS15 / REF: BS15/030626

Ginghamkids; Bristol; On-site; GBP 11,000 - 14,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Full training provided

Job summary

Gingham Nanny Agency in Bristol is seeking a Specialist Nanny to support a family in the BS15 area. Two children, aged 10 and 4, need calm, consistent, trauma-informed care during a period of transition. Role is 2 days per week, 10am–4pm, with initial 6 weeks and potential for extension.

Excellent specialist nanny rate and full training provided. The ideal candidate has childcare or SEN experience, a calm and emotionally mature disposition, and the ability to establish routines and provide

Qualifications

• Experience in childcare, nannying, family support or SEN.
• Calm, patient and emotionally mature.
• Confident supporting children who may have experienced significant life events.
• Able to provide structure, reassurance and consistency.
• Professional, discreet and reliable.
• Comfortable working in a sensitive family environment.

Responsibilities

• Providing warm, engaging childcare for two children.
• Planning age-appropriate activities.
• Supporting emotional regulation and positive routines.
• Offering calm, consistent support within the family home.
• Working sensitively in a family affected by brain injury.
• Supporting the children through a trauma-informed approach.
• Liaising professionally with Gingham and, where appropriate, the wider team.

Job description

Location: Bristol, BS15
Start date: 22 July
Hours: 10am – 4pm
Days: 2 days per week / flexible on what days
Initial duration: 6 weeks, with potential for further support
Rate: Excellent specialist nanny rate & full training provided
Role description: Gingham Nanny Agency is seeking an experienced, nurturing and reliable Specialist Nanny to support a family in the BS15 area of Bristol. This role is caring for two children, aged 10 and 4 years. Their father has an acquired brain injury, and their mother is expecting a third baby. The family require calm, consistent and child-focused support during a period of transition.

The role will include:

• providing warm, engaging childcare for two children;
• planning age-appropriate activities;
• supporting emotional regulation and positive routines;
• offering calm, consistent support within the family home;
• working sensitively in a family affected by brain injury;
• supporting the children through a trauma-informed approach;
• liaising professionally with Gingham and, where appropriate, the wider team.

The ideal nanny will be:

• experienced in childcare, nannying, family support or SEN;
• calm, patient and emotionally mature;
• confident supporting children who may have experienced significant life events;
• able to provide structure, reassurance and consistency;
• professional, discreet and reliable;
• comfortable working in a sensitive family environment.

Experience of trauma-informed childcare, acquired brain injury, SEN, ADHD, autism, emotional regulation or complex family needs would be highly beneficial.
This is a meaningful role for someone who understands that specialist nanny support is about far more than childcare — it is about providing stability, safety and reassurance for children and the wider family.