After school nanny/babysitter required East Dulwich

By MDMDPD
August 30, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 30, 2016

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Posted August 30, 2016

We have a 5 year old boy, about to go into year 1 at school (sept 2016).

We are based in East Dulwich, close to North Cross Road

We are looking for someone to collect our little boy from after school club at 6pm, play, bath and put to bed, finishing at 8pm.

As I work freelance, I am not always employed. I like to take long breaks between contracts, so that I am there for my son as much as possible. So in an ideal world we would be looking for someone on an ad hoc basis to cover my contracts. These can typically last from a few days, up to 7 weeks.

I usually have plenty of notice about when I am working and like my jobs booked in weeks/months in advance, so hopefully this will help when organising childcare.

A typical situation may involve me working for 2 weeks, having a month off, working for 6 weeks, having another month off, working for 3 days, having a few weeks off, working for 3 weeks....

We are ideally looking for some one who would be happy to do 5 nights a week 6pm-8pm for a few weeks at a time, then having a few weeks off

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