Host family looking for a new Nanny Share - 4 days a week!!!

By Dot81
May 9, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 9, 2019

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Posted May 9, 2019

We have a really fantastic nanny who has been with us for nearly two years. Our daughter will be 4 years old in August and going to school in September. We have hosted a very successful nanny share and are looking for a new family to share with for 4 days per week (Mon to Thurs) starting NOW or by SEPT at the latest. Our current nanny is employed from 7.30am to 6.30pm.

Our nanny has previously worked in a nursery and is very experienced. She is enormously reliable, caring and professional.

We live off Lordship Lane, near North Cross Road.

If you would like some more details, please PM me!!

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