Looking for nanny for nursery picks up - Mon to Thursday

By sdouet
November 12, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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sdouet

Posted November 12, 2017

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Posted November 12, 2017

Hello

We are looking for a nanny to pick up my daughter from nursery at 5h45pm for 4 days per week, bring her home and take care of her (diner, bath, bedtime) until 7h45-8pm.

Nursery is mother goose green dale (near Denmark hill station)

I am looking for somebody to start in Jan 18, when my daughter will be 20-21 months old.

Some help with the basic household work would be definitely a plus.

Depending on the person we could provide accommodation or even an au pair formula.

This could be ideal for somebody working in schools nearby.

There is 15-20min walk from nursery to our home

Pm me if interested

Thanks

Sarah

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