Nanny wanted

By suseherbert
January 4, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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suseherbert

Posted January 4, 2022

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Posted January 4, 2022

Nanny Needed 2 Days a Week - SE24 Herne Hill Rd.

We are looking for a friendly, warm nanny who can look after our 2-year old boy for two days a week starting beginning of Feb. (Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 9am-6pm.)

We are also expecting so will have a new baby in early May so keen to find someone who can take on extra responsibilities and become part of the family for the next few years.

Regular tasks will include taking our son to the park / playgroups / swimming / lunch / nap time / play / dinner and sometimes bathtime. Occasional light housework (batch cook/ laundry) also needed.

We also have a very friendly cavapoo, so someone who likes dogs is a bonus!

Rate - to be discussed. Please email me on [email protected] if you?re interested!

Susanna

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