My amazing nanny seeking more work

By southeastlondonmum
September 2, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 2, 2016

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Posted September 2, 2016

My amazing nanny is looking for another family for her to work for on Tuesday and Wednesdays from the end of September. She currently works for me on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays and she has made a tremendous difference to our quality of life. She not only looks after our children (3 yo and 5yo) really well, thinking of a range of exciting activities to do but also helps loads rounds the house which helps me too. She is Ofsted registered and has over 10 years experience. When she started with us one of her other families described her as "every mother's dream" and she really has lived up to that!

Happy to answer any other questions or you can contact her direct on 07794 879791

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