Wanted: Term time only nanny or nanny share

By Buck23
October 25, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Buck23

Posted October 25, 2018

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Posted October 25, 2018

We are moving to Dulwich during the Christmas holidays and need to arrange childcare for our two boys. We need someone from about 8am - 5.30pm Monday - Friday during term time only. We have a 12 month old boy who is very happy and easy going and a lovely, kind 3.5 year old boy who we hope will be at pre-school for at least some of the time.

We would be happy to consider a nanny share, or a nanny who is looking after her own child/children. Salary negotiable depending on experience or if you have your own child however we are looking at something like ?12/hour.

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