Nanny share available

By Sally F
July 25, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Sally F

Posted July 25, 2021

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Posted July 25, 2021

Hi parents, I'm a local nanny I'm starting with a new family on the 1st September and they are looking for a family to share with, it's Monday to Thursday 7-6 but happy to discuss hours days ect we are flexible. The family has one 12 month old girl so open to lots of different options. They are based in South Norwood but I drive. Please PM me if you would like to discuss. Thanks Sally

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