After- School Nanny Needed Forest Hill - Mon, Thurs, Fri and some evenings

By AliceApple
September 3, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AliceApple

Posted September 3, 2018

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Posted September 3, 2018

Hello!

I am looking for an after-school and school holidays Nanny ASAP.

Hours would be 3.30pm - 6pm/6.30pm. Picking up from school.

I am looking for Monday, Thursday and Friday - but this can be flexible.

I have two kids - 7 and 9, girl and boy who are lots of fun and chatty. They go to Fairlawn School. They are pretty low key and happy playing.

I am a comedian, so I work random days and nights - and go on tour, so there maybe some nights needed too. But not all the time. But happy to discuss x

I am happy to pay a weekly fee of three days - but you may only work 1 day, 2 or 3 days in a week.

Happy for a mum with a child/baby, as this is what we have had before.

Looking forward to hearing from you xx

Helen x

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