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I have been working for two families in Dulwich village for the past 2.5years but sadly for us (happily for them) one of the mummy's has decided not to go back to work after having baby number two.


I am a qualified nanny with over 25years of experience with children from 0-11 years old. I'm Ofsted registered, hold a current first aid certificate and excellent references but more importantly love looking after children. I am kind, fun loving and lead the children into activities to enhance their learning and interests


If you are looking for someone to look after you little one/ones 3-4 days a week (Monday to Thursday) as part of a share please contact me.


Many thanks Di

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Hi


We are looking for someone to help out in the morning please. We have one son, nearly 2, who needs getting up, feeding, playing with and taking to nursery. We also need his pram brought back as we collect him on a bike later in the day.


Position starts end August/September. Let me know if you are interested.


Cheers,

Clodagh

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