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I'm looking for a babysitter/nanny with experience looking after young twins who could be available on an ad hoc basis. I have a boy/girl twins who are 3 and a half months now and some help in the day time to let me get some work done now and again or the odd evening would be ideal.


Please PM me if you think you might be able to help.


Thanks

I am also very interested in this! We have nine month old twin boys. We are coping fine without a nanny but having someone reliable and local who could look after them occasionally would be ideal. I would also welcome a PM from anyone who has references available. Thanks!

Hi, I am a caring nanny from Spain My mother is an English teacher.

I got my degrees in Early Childcare Education and Music. I have experience and great references as a nanny, au pair, in Music schools, nurseries..


Also I speak 5 languages and I play instruments. I love cooking and I don't smoke.

I am looking desesperated for working because I had a bike accident and I lost my job one month ago but now I am completely recovered.


My phone is 07719063844.

All the best, Alba

  • 2 weeks later...

Hi, I am a fully trained highly experienced nanny with 28 years under my belt!!!

I am about to start a permanent 3 day week job with twin boys in beckehnham but looking to fill mondays and fridays either semi permanently or ad hoc.

If you would like to see my CV please send me your email address and I can ping it over.

Am happy to come to Dulwich etc .

Kind regards

Tina

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