Mother's help/nanny/housekeeper required

By AB123
January 2, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AB123

Posted January 2, 2017

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Posted January 2, 2017

Hi there

We are looking for a housekeeper to help us on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from around 9am til around 6pm. Duties to include a mix of:

- childcare - taking baby to playgrouo/park, preparing his lunch, putting him to nap, collecting older boys from school, playing with them, giving them tea etc

- cooking

- children's laundry and ironing

- light housework (loading and unloading dishwasher etc)

I work from home and so I'm looking for someone flexible and generally willing to help with a smile. This is not a sole charge nanny position.

Thanks

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