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Our highly recommended German au pair looking for new family locally


ChloeDunbar

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Our lovely German au pair is looking for a new host family - she is 19 with fluent English and lots of experience looking after children between 2-13. She is kind, reliable and caring.


It hasn't work for her and us in our family as I have a very strong willed toddler boy who is in peak tantrum stage and very attached to me. We have concluded that what he needs is the structure and boundaries of nursery.


I would really like to help her find a good family as she would be a great addition to the right family's life. We live in West Dulwich and she enjoys the area and has made some local au pair friends already.


Do let me know and you can arrange to talk / meet.


Thank you

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