Looking for family for nanny share

By ChoumertMum
February 15, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ChoumertMum

Posted February 15, 2018

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Posted February 15, 2018

Hello - We are looking for a family to do a three or four day share with our fantastic nanny Rosie.

We live in Peckham, just off the Bellenden Road, and have a son who is six and daughter who is 2.5. Rosie has been with us for the last four years, first as a share and, since the birth of our daughter, just with us. Now that our son is doing more clubs after school we are keen to find a share again - and both of them love the company. Ideally it would be with a family who lived nearby and of a similar age to our daughter. We'd also be up for a family with two kids if we could make school drop offs work for everyone - my son is at The Belham.

PM me if you might be interested or want to discuss.

Kath

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