Nanny/Babysitter available now for part time work, evenings and weekend

By Dulwichnanny16
June 21, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Dulwichnanny16

Posted June 21, 2017

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Posted June 21, 2017

Heya

Naomi here , I am a Dulwich local and have been practically since a child so know SE22 and the surrounding areas like the back of my hand which is why I am looking for a job locally. I have some free time from studying and am looking for a part time role, open to longer or more hours if on offer. Feel free to message me for any more info, I am available immediately and can provide excellent references . Take care and thanks for reading.

Naomi

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