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Hi mums and dads,


Our lovely nanny is looking to fill Wednesday and/or Thursday and/or Friday. She has been with us for over a year, looking after our two daughters (1.5 and 5). Both girls adore her, she is very experienced, always on time, the house spotless, completely reliable and proactive, ofsted registered etc.


The only reason we need to drop her days to two is because our youngest is starting at a nursery three days a week.


Please let me know if you would like any more info!

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bastiaan Wrote:

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I am a Nanny who works Two days a week.Please get in touch.



Carol Humphrey


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> Hi,

>

> I am looking for a nanny for our son who has just

> turned 1 for one-two days per week (we are

> flexible with which days).

> I would be interested in anyone recommended..

>

> Thank you

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