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I am an ofsted registerd nanny with 22 years experience I am seeking employment in the East Dulwich arrea.

I have experiences with new born, toddlers and primary school ages up to five years old. I will like a job with a baby or toddler whom I can take to park, play groups or play dates to stimulate their young mind socially, mentally and physically. I have a very good relationship with my past employers and hope to also form a bond with my new employer as I believe that it is very important to have mutual understanding and respect with your family.

I can be contacted by email:[email protected] or 02036480597.

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Hi there,


We are a family in Forest Hill looking for someone to take care of our 2 year old son from 8am-6pm on Wednesdays and Fridays and also do the school drop off and pick up for our 7 year old daughter.


If that is of interest please send me a private message and tell me more about yourself.


Many thanks


Sally

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Hi there

We are looking for someone a couple of days a week. Original message below. Let me know if of interest.

Best

Lucy


We are looking for a nanny two days a week for our easy going family. In the main it will be looking after our nearly four month old boy but one day will also involve school and nursery pick up and drop off.

The days can either be Tuesday and Wednesday or Wednesday and Thursday.

Wednesday is a longer day - 8.15 to 6.30ish and the other day 8.30 to 4.30.

The older children are 4 and 2, good fun and behave (most of the time).

We are based in Camberwell.

We're looking for someone relaxed but with experience looking after little ones and will also have fun with the older two after pick up.

This could be a term time only position if that works better.

Please email me - [email protected] - or DM me if interested.

Thanks

Lucy

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