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JoannaHD

JoannaHD

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We are an easy going Australian/English family looking for an experienced, warm and energetic live out sole charge nanny to look after our two girls from late April/early May in Forest Hill.


Working hours will be Monday - Wednesdays from 7:30 am - 6:30 pm with some regular baby sitting available and possibility of extra ad hoc hours on other week days.


The girls will be aged 3 and 9 months and 11 months when job would begin.


Our 3 year old will likely be in nursery one full day until the end of July and then from September will go to pre-school for 3 hours a day at our local school.


We might also have additional and flexible hours available during the week in the lead up to the end of April 2018.


We are looking for someone reliable, warm and with previous nanny experience with similar aged children. OFSTED registration or willingness to become registered desirable.


If this role sounds like it would interest you please DM me with bit of information about yourself and your experience. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Kamilya

Kamilya

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Hello, I am French living in Sydenham hill i have been working as a nanny for about 10 years, good checkable references and I have a lovely well behaved daughter who is 19 months also ofsted registred looking for a family who would Adopt us beginning of April. Would you be interested, if so or if you need more informations please don't hesitate to contact me 07440710612


Looking forward to hearing from you,


Kamilya

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