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Childminder or Nanny Needed Part Time in Dulwich Village


louise.flynn

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Hi,


I am starting to think about childcare arrangements for Dec/Jan. I will need someone to look after my two little ones on Tues and Weds (full days) and Thurs morning. My toddler will need to be dropped off at preschool for half 9 and picked up again for lunch. The littlest one will have just turned 1 and the eldest is 2.5


Please let me know if you have at recommendations. Ideally want someone who lives in the village if possible.


Louise

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