Nanny Share In Dulwich Village

By louise.flynn
January 21, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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louise.flynn

Posted January 21, 2020

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Posted January 21, 2020

Hi,

We are interested in finding a family to do a nanny share with us.

My little boy goes to Preschool on Weds / Thurs and my daughter is in reception in the village school. Sophie is with us on Tues / Weds / Thurs.

Ideally we would be looking for someone close by who might need 4 days cover (this can be discussed) as we dont have our nanny on Fridays.

Sophie is absolutely lovely; she is firm but fair and a very loving creative person whom my kids adore! She is local and can be flexible if needed.

Both of the children would really love to share with a baby / toddler (they would get 1-1 care for a majority of the time as the kids are in school / preschool apart from Tuesday when its shared).

We are happy to help the other family set up the paperwork (as we have done this before and its a minefield!) and I think Sophie is looking for about ?8 per hour from each family.

If this sounds like it might work for you then please let me know and we can go for coffee to discuss!

Louise

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