After school nanny needed

By kimp
July 5, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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kimp

Posted July 5, 2020

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Posted July 5, 2020

Hi EDF

My 3.5 year old will be starting school in September. i had initially thought we could get by with an after-school arrangement via Bubble but given staggered openings, half term and the general unpredictability of my job, i think we might struggle.

I am therefore looking for a part time nanny (or an experienced au pair who is responsible and can manage a 3.5 year old) to do:

potential drop offs at 8 am (I may be able to do some of these but I have a trial starting in October)

pick ups from 3:20 and then light dinner and preparation for bed up till 7 pm. I am likely to be home by 6 pm just not certain.

half term full time

September 3-14 full time.

This arrangement would be from September to December in the first instance. Please send me a message if you are interested.

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