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Due to my childminder resigning because of circumstances out of her control I am looking for a nanny to work 2 days a week, preferably on a Wednesday and Thursday caring for my happy and funny 22 month old daughter in a lovely home in East Dulwich.


I would need someone who could start immediately and work until the end of July.

Must have up to date DBS check/first aid training and good references. But above all be caring and lots of fun.


Private message me your cv if you are interested.

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Hello, this position looks perfect for me. I am a nanny living in Balham with over 3 years experience in childcare. I am a motivated, caring and reliable nanny with contactable references. I think boundaries are important but I make sure the children I look after have fun every day! I love cooking and baking and value a healthy diet for children. I don?t drive but I am experienced in getting around London on public transport with children or happy to walk.

Please call me on 075975959761 or feel free to email me at [email protected] if you want to see my CV or ask any questions.

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