After school care nanny, childminder - would you like to share, or would you like a mixed role?

By famousfive
July 17, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 17, 2018

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Posted July 17, 2018

Our wonderful nanny is leaving us after four years, to find a more full time role.

We are therefore looking for after school childcare (3-6.30ish) either 2 or 3 days a week. We have 3 kids aged 12 (v independent), 9, 7. Primary school kids go to Heber.

We know this is not an easy ask for anyone given the hours and are happy to consider any variant that would work for you including:

1. Sharing your services - if you are a nanny already employed by a family, where sharing can help keep the costs down or mix things up for you we are very happy to discuss options.

2. Paying for some extra hours if you would be willing to consider housekeeping and cleaning work too. We can keep this civilised and will not exploit you!

3. Combining with any other family who needs childcare part time and would be willing to jointly search for a good person.

Please PM me if you are interested in any of these options.

Thanks.

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