Seeking a shared nanny; January 2018 start

By mendozy
November 13, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

Recommended Posts

mendozy

Posted November 13, 2017

- Share

Posted November 13, 2017

We are two Dulwich/Herne Hill-based mothers seeking a shared nanny we can work with on a long-term basis from January 2018. Our babies, a girl and a boy, will be 12 months and 13 months respectively at that point. You would be working four full days, Mon-Thu, but with only one child on Wednesdays.

Must haves:

Responsible, gentle, organised and reliable; good communicator who uses lots of verbal engagement; cooks varied, healthy meals; energetic, proactive and offers stimulating activities; has fantastic references, up to date first aid training and is DBS checked.

You MUST be interested in working as a shared nanny -- please don't contact us if you are interviewing for or seeking a sole charge position.

Like to haves:

English as a first language (and ideally some French)

Highly experienced

Lives locally

Please PM me for further details -- we are running interviews beginning Wednesday 15 November and will be making offers early the following week.

Link to comment

https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/173841-seeking-a-shared-nanny-january-2018-start/

Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

Advertise Here
Latest Discussions
- Ring doorbell question etc
  
  By IlonaM · Posted 28 minutes ago
  
  Regarding the Ring doorbell have a look at the information on the Information Commissioner's website: https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/home-cctv-systems/ There has also been at least one legal case regarding Ring doorbell and cctv cameras, Fairhurst v Woodard, link to a law firm article on the case: https://www.nelsonslaw.co.uk/ring-data-protection/ Regarding noise and shed issues, can you speak to someone in the Southwark Leaseholders' Team?
- Love Dulwich Restaurant
  
  By beansprout · Posted 30 minutes ago
  
  Thank you…:
- Poundland East Dulwich soon to be replaced by Tesco Express
  
  By beansprout · Posted 32 minutes ago
  
  In answer to your question Pugwash, the variety of foods that they offer both in canned goods and fresh. i personally no longer am a Sainsbury customer after years - feel that the quality of both their fruit, veg and fresh products ie meat, chicken, fish is not of a quality that they use to be. Agree with Sue that Co- Op does not make for a pleasant shopping experience. On the subject of Waitrose not coming to ED - one can only assume that market research has been done by the company which makes it a non starter which, when you think about it is strange as all the big contenders are here.. Perhaps the powers to be have never heard of ED!! Maybe a Lidl or Aldi will rear their heads but somehow can’t see it as space is way to small. Really is strange that Waitrose is a non arrival - never ceases to amaze me how many eateries are in Lordship Lane alone and the majority all survive.
- Poundland East Dulwich soon to be replaced by Tesco Express
  
  By Pugwash · Posted 4 hours ago
  
  What is it that makes Waitrose so special! Admittedly I have shopped a couple of times in the Orpington and Beckenham one - sometimes buying food which I cannot get else where. Their 'basic range' is not bad. Price for price and quality - M & S.

Sign In