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Looking for a family to share our wonderful nanny (Herne Hill). Monday - Thursday, full days.


The family we currently share our nanny with are leaving as they are having another baby at the end of the summer.

Catheine is absolutely wonderful and very experienced. Children adore her and are calm, happy, safe and entertained.


We have two children. She has looked after our 5 year old daughter since she was 9 months old, and our 1 year old son. Ideally the share would be at the other family?s home in Herne Hill area, as that is where our daughter goes to school. There are lots of advantages to that as you don?t need to do drop offs and pick ups!


Catherine knows all the good local playgroups, activities and is a super cook. She is very clean and tidy, first aid trained and OFSTED registered.


Please get in touch if you are interested

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heleny

heleny

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We are the other share family and can totally recommend Catherine - an amazing nanny. We'll be so sad to say goodbye to her this summer as she's been great with our son.


The other family are lovely too so this is a great opportunity to have the perfect nanny share arrangement.

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