Wanted: Nanny for 4 full days a week (Mon to Thursday), with occasional babysitting

By Jess68
February 5, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 5, 2017

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Posted February 5, 2017

We are a friendly and easy going family in East Dulwich, looking for an experienced, Ofsted registered nanny for our lovely 16 month twin girls.

Standard duties, eg feed the girls their breakfast, lunch and tea-time, take them to play group activities and park, plan and cook nutritious meals for the girls and tend to their laundry.

Flexible start date March / April time. Twin experience not essential, as long as the nanny has experience of looking after young toddlers and tending to similar duties. Nannies should have the usual first-aid certificate.

We would like to interview asap so please send me a private message with your cv or please contact me if you have any questions.

Thank you.

Jess

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