Morning childcare needed

By PipW
June 9, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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PipW

Posted June 9, 2016

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Posted June 9, 2016

We are looking for somebody to help out with our three great kids (2, 5 and 7) in the mornings before school. My husband is starting a new job which means he will no longer be around. I start work very early so unfortunately am unable to do it myself.

In the first instance, it would be for three weeks from w/c Monday 4th July however we will need somebody on a more permanent basis after the school summer holidays. Hours 7am to 9am. Competitive rates. Definitely Monday mornings, and at least one other day.

You would give the kids breakfast and get them ready, and then take them to school. We live in East Dulwich (Horniman end of Lordship Lane) which is a short bus ride away from their school (Goose Green end).

It's an early start so essential for us that we find somebody reliable. But equally important, is that we find somebody who will help our children start their day happily and comfortably in our absence.

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