After school care OR Au pair

By casamac
June 19, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 19, 2017

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Posted June 19, 2017

Hi there, I am exploring looking for live-out mothers help/nanny when my current au pair leaves in August this year (so starting from end of August /start of September).

My alternative is to get another au pair so am also interested in hearing from local au pairs who want a change.

I live in Brockley with a 7 yo and a 12yo girl (secondary).

Role would be:

Daily 3.15 pick-up - 7.30pm

Mornings perhaps once or twice a week.

Occasional evening work (with advance notice)

Some full days in the school holidays.

So approx. 20-25 hours a week on a normal week.

Role would include taking the kids to and from after-school clubs, maybe twice a week.

Occasional cooking/helping with the dinner (although we usually cook).

Help with light housework too - the things the au pair does now ie, hanging out and folding washing and making sure the kitchen is tidy, nothing heavy.

Supervising the kids homework on the days they have time.

PM me with your details if you are interested including pay expectation. Thanks.

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