Nanny needed in January - 10 month old + a dog!

By AK82
August 20, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AK82

Posted August 20, 2018

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Posted August 20, 2018

Dear ED Forum,

I am looking for a nanny to start mid-January to look after my smiley, happy, joyous little one and my super affectionate, very funny small dog. (Aware I'm biased on both fronts!)

Important info:

- Our daughter will be 10 months in January and age relevant experience would be great

- We are just on the Nunhead side of the Rye (very close to the park for dog walking and swings, and to ED, Peckham & Nunhead for coffee/activities/etc)

- We will need help four days a week (which days still to be agreed with work - so potential for flexibility here)

- Exact hours to be discussed but roughly 8am until 6.30pm

- Happy to discuss a nanny share

I'd love to chat to anyone who thinks they would enjoy the role or to hear any recommendations anyone has.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,

Alice

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