Looking for term time only nanny - Sept start

By vwells
January 17, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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vwells

Posted January 17, 2017

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Posted January 17, 2017

Hi there,

I'm currently starting to think about my return to work in September and want to try and get childcare organised in advance. We have twin boys who will be 15 months old in September. Both my partner and I are teachers so we'd prefer a nanny that could work term time only and could do 7.30 - 5.30/6.

I'm unsure of exactly which days I will be working in September but I'm 99% certain i will work 3 days but I'd be interested in hearing from nannies who may have vacancies for twins and which days you have available.

I'm unsure whether term time nannies do exist so if they do I'd love to hear from you!

Many thanks

Victoria

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