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Nanny with 10 years experience is looking to fill Tue/Wed/Fri OR Wed/Thurs/Friday


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Please see the attachment, Katie who i worked with posted on east dulwich mum's Favebook page.

Hiya,


I am Yildiz, I have been a nanny around the area for 7,5years. I livea and work locally so I am familiar with all the local playgroups or music classes. I am in my late 20's and was brought up around my niece and nephews. I love working and engaging with kids. I am super energegic, fun, organised and clean person.

I am currently looking to fill Tues/Wed/Friday or I could potentially do Wed/thurs/friday I am open to hear what your days are as I might be able to extend as far as 4 days.

I have great references from many families I locally worked with or currently working with. Please don't hesitate to message me here so I could forward you my CV. As I work with over 3 families weekly, I work as self employed and charge ?15PH and pay my own taxs.

If you're interested please get in touch.

Hi Yildiz

I'm looking for someone two days a week. Original post below. Let me know if it's 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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