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Seeking an au pair

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We are looking for a live in au pair to join our family from September 2017. We have been in London 15 years, but are from America originally. We live between Dulwich and Herne Hill and have two delightful girls (four and ten). The house is a 5 bedroom and the au pair would have your own room and bathroom on the top floor. Responsibilities would be four hours of help Monday through Friday. This would involve a school drop off at 8.30 and then a pick up at 5.30, taking them to the park, preparing their evening meal, helping my older one with her homework, and encouraging both kids to shower and get ready for bed. We are looking for someone with strong references, is proactive and dependable and has an infectious fun personality that kids adore. If you know anyone who fits that description please do put them in touch.
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