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Meet Our Team

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Bilingual (FR/EN) Childminder

Hi I'm Fanny

What I used to do before becoming a childminder​

I grew up in Switzerland and moved to Paris for my studies in Design. I was lucky to study in both French and English my entire scholarship. Making me fluent in both languages. In 2021, I moved to London to join my British husband. I then decided to go back to my initial passion, children's illustration. From there I decided to become a childminder, bringing together my passion for creativity, children, and caring.  

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What I want to bring to the children

My vision is to create a cosy, joyful, bilingual space from my home. I want the little ones to feel safe, understood, and encouraged to be themselves. I plan on having weekly themes based on the children's interest. That will allow them to explore topics in a fun, meaningful way, while helping them discover their own voices. 

For outdoor activities I have a beautiful communal garden, but I also enjoy walks to the park, trips to the library or museum. I take on all the advantages of being a small group. 

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My key qualifications and skills

  • Ofsted registered childminder

  • Strong knowledge of EYFS

  • Safeguarding and child protection awareness

  • Paediatric First Aid trained

  • Excellent communication with parents and carers

  • Warm, patient, and dependable approach to childcare

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Cheerful Red Fox working Labrador

Hey There! I'm Loki

I was born on 19 sept, 2022, in England and was adopted by my loving family shortly after. Just to clarify, my parents might have watched a bit too much of the Avengers when they named me, and yes, they chose a boy's name for a girl. That's just how they roll!

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I am a gentle, child-friendly, and health-cared dog. I've been following my puppy training, and I'm always learning new things with them, every day.

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They keep me away from the children during meals, naps, busy times and always supervising me. I love being a calm and reassuring part of their home I can offer emotional comfort and help the kids build confidence around other animals.

BASIC TIPS

how to train
children around a dog

      Teach kids using simple rules:

🚫 No screaming near the dog

🚫 No running with food around the dog

🚫 No riding, pulling, climbing, or hugging

🚫 No grabbing toys from the dog

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