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JaneCS

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Hello everyone, we are looking for a nanny to care for two gorgeous girls in a nanny share arrangement, 8am to 6pm Tuesday to Friday, starting in September 2017 when our daughters will be closing in on their 1st birthdays. The nanny share will be for both girls for three days in the week and one of the girls on the fourth day. The share location is in East Dulwich and the families live locally to each other. We are looking for a committed nanny who has experience caring for this age group and is willing to work with the families to create a supportive, stimulating and caring environment for the children.

A driver would be a bonus, but not essential. Use of the family car will be available. First Aid trained and DBS check are essential. A more detailed job description is available on request. Please PM for details.

Start Date ? September 2017

Location ? East Dulwich

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