Looking for family for a nanny share - Feb/March 2018 - Peckham Rye / ED border

By smurphy
November 27, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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smurphy

Posted November 27, 2017

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Posted November 27, 2017

We're an easygoing Australian-British family with two girls, currently 4 and 7 months old. We live just off East Dulwich Road just before Peckham Rye park. We're looking for a family to nanny share with (and in due course also a nanny). I'm planning to go back to work 4 days/week, from mid-March, but we can be a little bit flexible with start date to find the right family. Looking for around 10 hours a day (again we can be a bit flexible).

Our older daughter goes to Goose Green nursery school three days a week (M-W), so the share will need to include drop off and pick ups on those days (starts at 9, finishes at 3:20), and looking after both girls on non-school days and during school holidays. She will be starting reception in September (school tbd), so at that point will only need care before/after school and school hols.

We have plenty of space to host in our house; also open to other arrangements.

Our girls are loving and sociable and we hope to find another family with kids they can befriend and share these early years with.

Please PM me if interested.

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