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Herne Hill family searching for a live-out?nanny?for our 9 year-old daughter and 7 year-old son as our current?nanny?is leaving us after 3 years to spend more time on her art projects. Hours are 2:00pm - 8:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday with occasional evening babysitting and the potential for additional hours/days during the school holidays. Start date is Thursday 12th August to allow some time getting to know the children before school restarts in September.?


Duties include meal prep upon arrival, collecting the children from school, taking them to after school activities, cooking their evening meal and putting them to bed. We'd also like you to help with the children's washing and guide them to clean up after themselves.


Our children are active and enjoy their outdoor time, they are keen on cycling, scooting, gymnastics and tennis.? They enjoy imaginative games, art and crafting.? Our son is very chatty and outgoing whilst our daughter can be a little shy at first, but both are cheeky and loving once you get to know them.


The ideal candidate would be a confident cook who is keen to have fun with the children, but can be firm when limits are being tested.? We require that you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. If you think you could be right for the post please email your CV to [email protected]

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