Nanny share family wanted to join share - October

By BeckyL
June 4, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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BeckyL

Posted June 4, 2018

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Posted June 4, 2018

Hi there, we?re looking for someone to come into our nanny share from October in Herne Hill / Poet?s Corner as our current family are expecting a precious new arrival.

It?s a Monday to Thursday set up and our nanny is absolutely amazing. Our little boy is nearly 15 months and we?re open to a range of ages. He?s a very merry little fellow, loves other kids and is so happy with our nanny already after 3 months - her care made going back to work really very stress-free.

Do PM me if you might be interested, very happy to give further details and meet up. Becky

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