Nanny Share Wanted - Nunhead

By Ganglylady
February 1, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Ganglylady

Posted February 1, 2018

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Posted February 1, 2018

Hello -

I'm looking for a family to share a nanny with me.

I have two sons - one is 4 months old, one is 6 yrs old. The nany would need to collect the 6 yo from school every day(Edmund Waller).

I've never done this before so not sure of all of the information to give here but:

Happy to host the nanny in my house or share alternate weeks in the other family's home.

My older son is into the usual things - Minecraft, Lego, superheroes. He's a kind, happy and lively boy. My younger son is just into milk at the moment ;)

Let me know if this could be of interest. If you are a novice too we can figure it out as we go along!

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