Nanny share available from Jan 2019

By mendozy
July 20, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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mendozy

Posted July 20, 2018

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Posted July 20, 2018

Our absolutely amazing nanny is available to share with a local family from Jan 2019. My daughter (18mo) squeals with delight when she sees her arriving ? she is fun, gentle and highly experienced. Please get in touch if you?d like to hear more/see her CV.

Our current share is reluctantly ending the arrangement because of a new baby arriving in October. We are interested in hearing from single child families, or those with one at baby/toddler stage and one slightly older sibling (pre-school or primary school).

(We are on the Herne Hill side of Ruskin Park so probably of interest to those around that end of ED/Denmark Hill/Dulwich Village/Dog Kennel Hill or Brixton/Camberwell also.)

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