Nursery drop-off and / or pick-up

By cloe
June 23, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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cloe

Posted June 23, 2017

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Posted June 23, 2017

I am currently on maternity leave and I am getting back to work on mid-July. We would need help with the pick-up and/or drop-off of our kids to nurseries.

We have two kids (3 years old and 5 months olds) going to 2 different nurseries (15 minutes? walk apart). We need help 5 days a week with:

? Drop-off : take the kids at 7:45 am and bring them to nurseries (it would take an hour in total max)

? Pick-up the kids from nurseries and bring them back home (from around 5:15 pm to 6:15 pm)

We understand that you might not be available for mornings AND evenings, or 5 days a week but we are flexible.

Please let me know if you would be interested in doing some of the pick-up or drop off.

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