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We are looking for an Italian speaking nanny to do 10-20 hours per week - can add more if happy to do light housekeeping too.  Days and times can be flexible depending on your availability, could be 

- Morning, 7 - 8.30am for school drop-off
- Afterschool, 3.15pm until bedtime (approx. 8pm)
- Evening, from 5pm until bedtime (approx. 8pm)
- Saturday daytime

Three kids, 2, 5 and 7 yrs old. Collect from school and nursery (close together) and bring them home on the bus (5 minutes).  Will be required to make their dinner and get them ready for bed.

Additional housekeeping hours available (cleaning, washing, running small errands) if you want extra hours.

Required during term time, can offer alternate / longer days during holidays, alternatively you can take them off.  

Start date end August / early September.

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rebericci

rebericci

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Ciao! Sono Rebecca, ho 27 anni sono di Genova e vivo a Dulwich da un paio d’anni.

Lavoro full time ma sono disponibile per fare babysitting nei weekend o la sera in settimana. So che state cercando una nanny che possa fare tante ore ma volevo comunque contattarvi in caso cercaste qualcuno ad hoc!
 
Ho fatto babysitting per un paio di famiglie in zona e ho lavorato come babysitter in passato. Se vi serve qualcuno potete scrivermi 07478652944.

Grazie!
Rebecca

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