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ADBradley

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Good evening,


We are looking for an emergency nanny to look after our sons for the next three weeks.


The job would be Monday - Friday 0700 to 1800 each day from 22nd November to 10th December. If there is someone good who is unable to start on Monday, we are able to cover two or three days.


We have two sons aged 10 months and 2.5 years. Our elder son is at nursery 0900-1600 each day. We need someone to come to the house at 0700 each morning, give them both breakfast, walk 10mins to drop our eldest at nursery, take youngest to the park and then feed him lunch. Our youngest then naps from 1300-1500 and then it is 10mins walk to pick up our eldest from nursery and then return home to give them both supper. We are usually home by 1715/1730 but need cover until 1800 just in case.


We live in Peckham on Choumert Road.


We?re looking for someone reasonably experienced and with excellent references. Our sons are both very affectionate and need someone very caring and fun!

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