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We are looking for a nanny Mon - Thurs 8am-6.30pm to care primarily for our 10 month old baby; collect our 4 year old from school (in our car as a 10 min drive away) and care for both children during (private) school holidays.


If interested in learning more please PM me.


Thanks.

Hi Julia,


I am currently taking care of my two grandchildren (1 and 4 years old) until they start nursery and school in October.


I am Spanish, and have experience taking care of children in Spain as well as my grandchildren. I am very loving, reliable, trustworthy and energetic lady. I like to play and read to children, take them to the park and can also cook for them.


I am available from October as I have agreed to help my daughter until then. Please let me know if you need more information or would like to meet with me. Please email me on [email protected]


Regards,


Encarna

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