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PaulTrouble

PaulTrouble

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Hi There,


We are looking for a childminder for our two and a half year old son for two days a week, Thursday and Friday. Starting a.s.a.p. or as soon as in September. Were based in Nunhead so anywhere this side would be preferable although not essential.


Look forward to hearing from you


Thanks

Paul.

Sharon61

Sharon61

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Hi there I'm just finishing my Level 3 childminding couse and would love to help you out I've been a nanny for 6 years and looked afer a little one sense she was 4 mouths old and now she 5 and loved it so much reading with them going to the park swimming and play centres I love cooking swimming and gardening just love having little one round they give so much back to you it's great I'm DBS check and first-aid and have good References kind regards Sharon
ludoscotts

ludoscotts

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Hi is it fixed to being thursday and Friday or is there scope to change?im and ofstead registered childminder and unexpectedly have a space from sept 5th but it would need to be mon, tues or wed. I'm on Overhill road in dulwich. If you want any more details send me a pm and I can fill you in on more, leanne

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