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Hello, we're a local ED family looking for a family to do a nannyshare with starting in July. Our LO will be a year old when the share starts so a child around that age would be brilliant. But we're also very happy to consider other ages too. Please do let me know if this might interest you. Thanks!
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Hi there,


We are a family with a nanny looking nfor a family to join our share in August - we could be flexible on dates?


We love our nanny and really keen to make a solution work - so can be flexible on dates / times etc.


Details below


Nanny share available - from August / September 2022 (Mon, tue and weds - options for Thursday / Fri sole nanny care)

We are looking for a family to join our nanny share in East Dulwich SE22. Our nanny has been with our family for four years and is very caring, fun, loving and reliable with many years of experience. Ofsted registered, first aid and nanny tax registered.


We have two children at Bessemer Grange and our youngest (3yrs) is starting at half moon Montessori for Mon, tue and wed morning.


The share family child will have mostly 121 care, but also lots of fun with the others after school, weds pm and holidays. Our nanny knows the area really well - lots of playgroups, library, parks and arranges play dates.


Please let me know if you want to spk more. Thanks!

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