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LJSamuel

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LJSamuel

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Hello,


We are looking for someone to help with pick-ups, after school activities, tea and bedtime for our two girls ? aged 5 and 2.


Our ideal would be Monday and Thursday 3 ? 7pm with an evening babysitting perhaps once a month. We can probably offer additional hours or be flexible on the days though so do let us know if something similar might work better for you.


We live in East Dulwich ? just off Melbourne Grove.


We would need you to collect from Dulwich Village Infants School and also from the Villa Nursery. We will therefore need someone who has been driving for a few years, ideally with their own car.


We would love to hear from anyone interested! Please PM me.


Many thanks for looking.


Louise

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