Seeking childcare - M-W, 15-18 hours a week - in Honor Oak Park

By chantelle
July 16, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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chantelle

Posted July 16, 2017

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Posted July 16, 2017

We are a family seeking a friendly and capable childcare giver Monday to Wednesday in SE23/Honor Oak Park. The children are 9 and 5 and attend Dalmain School. The job is for light housekeeping (laundry and ironing) before pickup at 3:15, and the hours are 1 or 2pm to 7pm.

A licensed driver is ideal as there may be a swimming lesson or two in the mix but it's not mandatory.

The children have various activities at the school or locally so a fair bit of the job is going to and fro. They also need feeding ...

It would be great too if the person wanted to pick up extra hours during school holidays but again not mandatory.

I look forward to hearing from you!

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