Wanted: after-school nanny / childcare from September

By turtledove
July 13, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 13, 2021

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Posted July 13, 2021

Hello, we live in East Dulwich and are looking for some help in the after-school slot from September for our three children (aged 7, 5 and almost 3.) They get on very well with each other and love getting to know new people.

We've been lucky to have four wonderful live-in aupairs over the last four years but Brexit has unfortunately made it very difficult to find anyone now.

The minimum we're looking for is 4-6pm, Monday-Thursday - feeding them, playing with them etc. But there is definitely scope to do more if helping with pick-up was also an option. And definitely opportunities for babysitting, help in the holidays too.

Might this appeal? Open to anyone from teenagers to grandmothers, childminders to nannies (all of which we've used happily before) - as long as you're kind, patient and enjoy spending time with children. Do please send a private message if you'd like to chat further. We're around much of the summer so it would be easy to arrange a meeting as well.

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