Nanny share family wanted SE23

By Andreawright
July 11, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Andreawright

Posted July 11, 2017

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Posted July 11, 2017

We are looking for a friendly, easy-going family to share the wonderful and experienced nanny we've been lucky enough to have recommended by a friend. The nanny will start in September and ideally the share would start then too. Our son will be 2.4 years old and our daughter will be 11 mths. It would be great if the other child was close to one of their ages. Our nanny is willing to consider pick ups/drop offs for an older sibling to a nearby school if needed. Hours are 7.45-5.45 and our contract will be term time only, however our nanny is happy to work all year round for the other family if required. We are in HOP so HOP, Crofton Park or Brockley borders ideal. PM me for more info and to chat further.

Cheers

Andrea

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