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Helen2110

Helen2110

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My 3.5 year old son is starting at Heber nursery mid November Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday full days and we are looking for someone to help us with the drop offs and pick ups (8.30-5.30) I?m open to ideas, a childminder, nanny or au pair share. Let me know if you can help or have any ideas! Thanks, Helen
Johnsonk9

Johnsonk9

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Hi my name is sharon and I am intersted in your post ad The moment i do drop offs and pick up ad Good Green school. Where I do Nanny share. But I well be avaiable from send of next month because sadly one of my parent well be moving out of London and The other family my hours are less now. So i well be looking to move on once I get another Job. If I am what you are looking for I can send you my CV.
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1st Timer

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Just wanted to recommend Melanie, she is a local mum whose kids are grown up and does drop offs and picks up to Heber school, her home is ideal for kids, with a fun garden and lots of indoor games. She is amazing and super reliable. Her numbers 07792382458

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