Looking for a great mum's helper/childminder

By Scardelato
July 13, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Scardelato

Posted July 13, 2016

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Posted July 13, 2016

Hello Dulwich/Peckham nannies,

I'm leaving London in the next month, so I'm helping the beautiful families I've been working for to find someone

great to replace me. They are freelancers so flexibility is a must. They live close by to each other and it turns out to be a full time position as a minimum of around 25/30hrs-week, and some weeks many more hours than that.

You would be with one child at a time, but if it is the case they are also open and happy to have playdates with each other or other children.

If you are available and interested, please, send me your CV and we'll move forward to further info and details.

You can reply my post here or email me on [email protected]

I'll be looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,

Val

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