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I am a housekeeper Ofsted registered nanny looking for a job (around 15+hours/week).

I have over 12 years experience in similar position and great references on request.

I have an up to date DBS ,UK driving licence and my own car.I can cook healthy meals,laundry,

ironing ,cleaning,etc.

For more information ,please send me a Pm.


Regards,

Daniela.

Hi, Daniela,


My wife and I are looking for a part time housekeeper to help us with general housework, such as cooking, cleaning etc, plus occasional child care. We have a 8 year old boy and live in Dulwich. Would you be interested? My mobile is 079211 21188.


Regards

David

Hi, Daniela,


My wife and I are looking for a part time housekeeper to help us with general housework, such as cooking, cleaning etc, plus occasional child care. We have a 8 year old boy and live in Dulwich. Would you be interested? My mobile is 079211 21188.


Look forward to hearing from you.


Regards

David

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