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cheyanne

cheyanne

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Hi all, my name is Asa, I am a Ofsted registered childminder in East Dulwich and I am looking for an assistant to join my little gang from September...

The position would be for 2 days to start, hours are 8am to 6pm.

If you love children, are warm, caring, creative, energetic, cheerful and enjoy spending time outdoors (as there are currently no playgroups for us to attend we do spend each day in one of our local parks)

In normal circumstances we would attend daily playgroups, softplay and libraries and I am hoping we will be able to do so soon!

We care for 6 children each day, ages between 9 months and 4 years....its a very rewarding job and you get to build amazing relationships with the families and there is plenty of babysitting opportunities too!

Please get in touch if you think this might suit you!

All the best, Asa

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Cassel

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Hi Asa


I'm also an Ofsted registered childminder in East Duwlich but can mind up to 9 children each day. I've often tried to find good childminding assistants through the forum, but rarely with success - if you don't think it's too cheeky of me to ask can ou let me know how you get on with your ad and whether you advertise anywhere else as well because I'm going to need another assistant come September. In between time, good luck with recruiting.


Kind regards


Caroline

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