Wanted: temporary nanny or babysitter for early evening help

By carebear
February 16, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 16, 2018

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Posted February 16, 2018

We are looking for some temporary help with childcare for my three and five year olds while I recover from a c section and settle into a routine with the new baby.

Both are in full time education so we would need help predominantly in the evenings, between about 4.30 and 7.30 each evening. This would involve pick ups from Nursery and school as well as help with tea and bath time.

Rate of pay competitive and some scope to be flexible with the hours and days of the week for the right person.

Start date around 19th March (again, some flexibility) for around 8 weeks. This might suit a nanny between jobs or looking for extra hours, or a student who already has childcare experience.

Please pm if interested.

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