I earn £70,000 a year from a job you wouldn’t expect

One woman revealed how she could have a fun job earning up to £70,000 a year while working as a nanny.

from Kyla Henry Londonmade tick tock Here are her tips and tricks on how to build a career in the childcare field.

influencers pass by @yummynanny Videos documenting her life in central London have been viewed thousands of times on social media.

She takes care of her twin toddlers, including trips to Harrods, walks in the park, and visits to the Dior Cafe in Selfridges.

Because she has a fancy job, she sometimes goes on vacation with the twins she cares for, taking photos in the sun at luxury resorts.

Earlier this month, Kayla was in Marrakech while looking after her baby.

In two clips from October, she shared her advice for those interested in a surprisingly stellar career.

“The first thing to do is obviously get some experience with kids,” she told her followers. first postsuggests working in a babysitter or daycare.

Kayla chose the latter and started out as a childcare apprentice. She was in nursery school for 2 years.

“Once I got my degree, I decided that I didn’t want to work there anymore,” she added.

“I felt underpaid, overworked and underpaid … It was so much that I thought, ‘Give me a job as a nanny, which is more flexible and allows me to plan my own day.’” I was.

“Basically you are your own boss, not your children. It’s more fun, you better go somewhere fun…”

and follow up videothe nanny suggested to look at children.co.uk.

“It’s a really great website,” she revealed. “Parents post there… post jobs before and after school, post jobs like full-time care and part-time care…”

Kyra stressed the need to keep rates low at first.

“Depending on your age, don’t make less than £10 an hour,” she told her followers.

“But if it’s your first time working with kids, you want to start low and work your way up…that’s how you build your clientele.”

“If you start with a low price, there will be more demand.”

She also recommended an app called Bubble.

In September, Kyra created another TikTok with advice on “how to get up to 70,000 high paying nanny jobs in London.”

The first three steps were: “Get certified, build your network, sign up with an agency.”

She then wrote to get “experience of different ages” and encouraged viewers to build a portfolio, “on Instagram, TikTok, etc.” and “take a lot of pictures while working.”

Kayla’s video was released after she shared six things professional live-in nannies refuse to do as part of their job, and hundreds of other nannies agreed with her list.

Braonein, 21, said her job has strict boundaries because many employers can abuse or over demand nannies.

of Utah The nanny says she never cleans up the clutter of anyone other than the children she sees, nor does she care for the children’s friends and family.

“Don’t be salty, I have a lot more on my to-do list,” Braonein said when uploading the viral TikTok.

The last thing she wants to do is clean up the whole family’s clutter.

“I’m not a housekeeper. I just clean up after myself and the kids, wash the dishes, do the laundry, and pick up the bags,” she explained.

However, she clarified that if she was just looking at one baby, she would offer more because it would be “a little different.”

The most frustrating thing for Ms. Braonein is her family not allowing her to take the children out of the house.

“I don’t work for a family that won’t let me take the kids out. I personally don’t know how to keep them entertained in the house for 10 hours so they and I You’ll lose your mind,” she said.