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By niness
August 29, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted August 29, 2016

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Posted August 29, 2016

Hey, all you parents.

I would like to introduce myself for any time that all you may need or request a Super great babysitting.

I am a 38 woman qualified in Education, which is one of my passion..I love the children and also I have been working as a Nanny around the area of East Dulwich. I am quite flexible in days and times, very friendly and caring, focused on entertaining your children and spend such a lovely time from early years...babies to teenagers.

I will be so much willing to provide you reference. Please do not hesitate for further information.

I look forward to meeting you.

Best Regards,

Angeles.

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