Dulwich Hamlet/Dulwich Infant School pick up and child minding

By Better&better
November 29, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Better&better

Posted November 29, 2016

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Posted November 29, 2016

Hi, I am an experienced local mother available for after school pick up and care for children in Dulwich Infant School or Dulwich Hamlet Junior School. The children will be picked up and minded at my home which is spacious and relaxed. I will cook them tea and help with any homework/after school reading. I have 3, kind, slightly older children (ages 11, 10 and 10) of my own who love younger children, a very gentle dog and 4 guinea pigs. I would aim for the care to be as 'home from home' comfortable and as happy as possible.

Please text me if you are interested.

07428 194332

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