Childminder/nanny share near Myatts Field wanted

By Clare C
August 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Clare C

Posted August 11, 2016

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Posted August 11, 2016

Hi all, we live near Myatts Field and from Jan are hoping to send our eldest (who is 3 in Nov) to pre school at Mulberry (in Myatts Field or The Nest opposite Minet library from Tuesday to Friday.

We need a childminder or nanny share to make it work and would need them to drop off at 8.30 or 9/9.15 and pick up at 12.30 or 3 depending on the day and need full time 8-6 during holidays. I go back to work in Feb and we'd also be wanting our 12 month old looked after 8-6 tues-fri although she could go to our current childminder (who's too far away to help with pre school)

Thought I'd ask in here to see if there were any childminder recommendations or someone close looking for a nanny share. Thanks!

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