Wanted: childminder in peckham Rye/ surrounding area, tues to Friday

By Super-T
October 27, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Super-T

Posted October 27, 2018

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Posted October 27, 2018

Hello,

I?m looking for somebody who loves spending time with children and will provide a happy, fun place for my son where he feels loved and cared for.

I am ideally looking for four days a week (Tuesday to Friday) and for there not to be too many children. Experience teaching would be great and DBS and the usual checks essential.

It would be great if he could go out to some of the baby groups/ soft play/ Horniman museum and places like that as well as spending time playing at home.

I?d love a little account of what he has done in the day. It?s something to look back on when he is bigger!

I?m based near Bellenden Road

Happy to chat on the phone and visit during the week

Thanks

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