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Tara

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Tara

Tara

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We are looking for a local family who would be interested in joining with us to share a nanny for 3 days a week from August or September. We have two girls, our youngest will be turning 1 at the end of July, and our eldest is at school. We live on Landcroft road and are happy to share the hosting. We did a nanny share with our eldest and the arrangement worked really well, so we are keen to find a family who we can share with again. We don't have a nanny in place as we want to find a family to share with first.


Please pm if you're interested and want to chat further.


Tara

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rebeccahamilton

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Hi Tara,


I work with Koru Kids, the nanny share people. We have lots of families registered and looking for nanny shares near you. It's free to use our service if you already have a nanny. You can register and find out about families near you here: www.korukids.co.uk/find-a-nanny-share


I hope this helps,


Rebecca

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