Looking for 4 day nanny to start June

By ellibelli
May 14, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ellibelli

Posted May 14, 2018

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Posted May 14, 2018

We are looking for a wonderful, fun, caring nanny to start in June.

To take care of our happy-go-lucky 1 year old boy Zachary and take his boisterous older brother Max aged 5years old, to school and back. 4 days a week, Wednesday off, 8am-6pm. Driver essential.

We live on the Peckham Rye end of Friern Road. Looking for sole care but happy to consider nanny share if this would work. Please PM me if you feel this would suit you.

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