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MartaM

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MartaM

MartaM

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Hi All,


I am a local nanny and I'm looking for regular babysitting but also one off if anyone needs it.

I have over 11 years of childcare experience with children from 5 months up.

I will be more than happy to provide you with my CV and references on request.

My availability are anytime after 6 pm Mon- Sat. Minimum 3 hours booking.

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Estellelatcho

Estellelatcho

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Dear Marta,


We're looking for occasional babysitting on Saturdays (all day) from September onwards for our daughter Lorna who will be 5 months by then. We live in West Dulwich.


These are the dates we'll be looking for.


30th September

14th October

28th October

25th November

9th December


If our location and dates are suitable for you then please do send your CV and references.


Many thanks,


Estelle

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