Looking for family to nanny share with

By scarlstapleton
October 8, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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scarlstapleton

Posted October 8, 2016

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Posted October 8, 2016

Hi there, we are a family living in Camberwell and looking for another family to nanny share with, starting in December. We have one son who will be six-seven months by then and hoping to find a family with a similar aged child/children, though not a problem if they are a bit older/younger. We will need a nanny from Monday to Thursday, approx 8am-6pm and I have a found a few potential candidates already, but very open to other suggestions. Hope to hear from you soon. Best wishes, Scarlett

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