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Our lovely nanny is leaving us shortly after 4 years with us (our children are starting school and nursery) and we'd love to help her find a new family. Our children love her and she's been really great with them. She takes them to loads of activities, does all sorts of arts/crafts/baking, organises lots of playdates and she loves to cook for them. She's been a nanny for over 20 years and really knows her stuff - weaning, potty training, etc etc. She lives locally and has been really reliable and dependable. Ideally she is looking for a full time role (or as close to that as possible). Please do get in touch if you're looking for a nanny.
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Hello there, we are looking for a nanny from mid November and would be really interested in meeting your nanny. Our son is currently six months old and would need to be looked after for four days a week. We live near Camberwell Green so if this sounds interesting pls ask her to get in touch with me by email: [email protected]. Many thanks Rory

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