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Night nanny/support available

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EmilyPrimrose

EmilyPrimrose

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Hello all,


Just to let you know that I am currently available for night nannying on a part-time basis. I am a doula (birth and postnatal) and have over ten years of experience working with children of all ages, including nannying positions and as a play therapist for children on the autistic spectrum. I live in Herne Hill (I have my own transportation) and am currently training to become a midwife here in London. I can offer regular part-time, or occasional night support, as well as evening babysitting - do get in touch if you are interested in discussing this further!


Warm wishes,


Emily

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nicolaball

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Hi Emily,


My husband James and i would be keen to understand if you could help us with some part time night support over the next few weeks.


We live in Honor oak Park and have one daughter Evie who is 1 month old and a very affectionate cat called monty.


it would be great to understand as a first step if you are available and also your rates please.


I look forward to hearing from you.


Many thanks


Nicola

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