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Eva

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Eva

Eva

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Because of job changes, we had to let our wonderful nanny of eight years go. Mari is availably immediately. I could not recommend her more warmly. She has been with us since our daughter was a few months old and our son was three. The children love her: She is vivacious, loving, creative and great fun. We have been able to trust her completely, sometimes leaving the children with her for the weekend. She is flexible, absolutely reliable and very experienced. She has not only looked after the children, but also the house and us. Before us, she worked with another local family for ten years. She holds DBS, driving licence, first aid and other relevant courses. Please PM me to get in touch with her and for more information.
Hainesy

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My family is the one that Mari was with for 10 years, referring to Eva's post.

I echo everything Eva has said. Mari was and is my daughters' second mum.

She is reliable, kind, straightforward, fun, and firm when your children need it.

PM me also if you would like to.

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