Temp nanny required for June to August

By tianihad
May 6, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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tianihad

Posted May 6, 2017

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Posted May 6, 2017

Hello there

Myself and another NCT mum are looking for a temporary nanny share for June & July working Tuesdays and Thursdays, and possibly Fridays for 1 baby. Our babies will be 11 months old from beginning of June; 1 boy and 1 girl.

The nanny share will be approx 27 hours a week and hosted at my property which is located in east dulwich (very close to the top end of peckham rye park) 2 days a week, and 1 day a week in Honor Oak on Fridays (for the other mum's baby girl). The other mummy is looking to continue the nanny share for her girl in August whereas I am hoping that my son will be starting nursery full time in August (but this has still yet to be confirmed).

We will require a resume and references, as well as evidence of necessary childcare qualifications.

Please contact do get in contact for more information.

Many thanks

Sara

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