Au Pair wanted March 2018

By PhillyIlly
December 30, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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PhillyIlly

Posted December 30, 2017

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Posted December 30, 2017

Hello

Our au pair has just let us know she is leaving and we are now looking for a new one to start early March. We are looking for someone with experience of looking after small children (ours are 1, nearly 3 and 4.5) and must have good english and be able to drive.

Please let me know if anyone knows of any au pairs looking for a new family.

https://www.aupairworld.com/en/aupair_detail?a=3432951

Thanks

Philpppa

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