Seeking a nanny for 3-4 days a week from late Oct/Nov

By lflett
September 21, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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lflett

Posted September 21, 2017

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Posted September 21, 2017

Hi there

I'm looking for a nanny from mid-October, starting on 3 days a week until Christmas, and then potentially up to 4 days from January.

The hours would be 9-5.30pm.

We have three children, the eldest of whom (nearly 4yrs) will be in nursery every day until 3.15pm - she would need collecting.

The middle one is 2yrs, he will be in nursery for a couple of days a week but would need looking after for 1 day to 2 days - I would collect him on nursery days.

The newest member, will be 6 months in November, she will be under your full care.

We haven't used a nanny before, our first two were brilliantly looked after by a childminder. The right candidate will be someone who has natural authority but not overly strict, who can help fuel their little imaginations, make their days fun whilst feeling secure. We would also like you to cook great food for the kids and help keep their spaces (rooms/toys) clean and tidy. We're looking for someone who can stay with us for a while (the kids are still young) and play a central role both in their development and in our family.

If you're interested please email me. We live near Brockwell Park in Brixton/Herne Hill.

Thanks

Louise

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