* NANNY SHARE AVAILABLE *

By nixter42
January 23, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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nixter42

Posted January 23, 2018

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Posted January 23, 2018

Hi EDF,

We are looking for a family to join our nanny share. We have a fantastic nanny who has wonderful references (Ofsted registered, DBs update and first aid) The share is predominantly to join our 2 yr old son. Our 4 yr old daughter is also there before school (Bessemer Grange) and after school. We are happy for the share to be similar age or younger/older, we?ve found both combos can work well.

We have had a great experience with a nanny share before and the children become great pals.

They do lots of activities, stay and play, playgroups, fun in the park, horniman and also relaxing at home.

We have our nanny for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8am to 6pm. And we are flexible on the days and times for share.

We live off lordship lane by foxtons and are happy to host at our house and we are looking for a family to join now, but we can also wait a month or so if that suits.

Look forward to hearing from you :)

Thanks

Nic

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