Nanny 3-4 Days/Week From Mid-Feb 2018

By Rasoli
December 29, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Rasoli

Posted December 29, 2017

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Posted December 29, 2017

We are looking for an experienced, warm, loving and responsible nanny to look after our two lovely sons (aged 5.5 years and 1 year) from mid/end February 2018. We need a nanny who can work 30+ hours per week (exact hours to be agreed with successful candidate) Mon-Thurs, live-out. Our older son attends school so drop off and pick-up in Dulwich area and assistance with school work would be needed as part of general nanny role. We are a smoke and pet free home.

DBS check and references required.

Thank you

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