Extra pair of hands needed! Housekeeper/Cleaner/Mother's help 20-25 hrs per week

By rachelb123
October 6, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 6, 2016

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Posted October 6, 2016

We are looking for a housekeeper/excellent cleaner/mothers help 20-25 hours per week. Tasks to include cleaning, tidying, laundry and ironing, preferably some cooking and other odd jobs.

We have a 2 month old and 22 month old, so must be someone very comfortable with young toddlers and babies, who is kind and calm. Ideally we'd love someone who would be happy to babysit for an hour or two during the day or perhaps occasionally at the weekend or evenings.

Ideal hours would include some early evenings (e.g. 5.30-8pm two or three days per week) for the next month or two. Other hours negotiable and flexible for the right candidate. Must be someone proactive, cheerful and thorough, who is happy to muck in and take initiative on what needs doing! We really hope to find someone who will fit in to our family and for the kids to get to know well.

Please pm me if you would be interested or can recommend someone. Thanks! Rachel

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