Childminder wanted, Gipsy Hill, easter 2017

By ruthb1
December 18, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 18, 2016

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Posted December 18, 2016

I'm looking for a childminder Gipsy Hill / West Dulwich / Sydenham Hill way. Recommendations welcome!

Would love someone caring and creative, with a relaxed home environment, but who also takes the kids out and about. An open-mindedness to things like baby-led weaning and real nappies would be great.

Timing-wise, I'm thinking ahead to easter 2017 or later for my 2nd baby who is currently 4 months old (wondering about joining waiting lists etc). I would prefer to start with fewer hours and build up to 2-3 per week, but I work for myself so can be flexible on start dates and arrangements depending on the place available.

Local would be amazing (we are SE19 1JE) but would travel for the right person (though Peckham/East Dulwich/Camberwell/Nunhead sadly too far).

Thanks, best

Ruth 07729 804588

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