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Hello! We are moving to Oxford at the end of August so our amazing nanny will be free from September. She has been with us for nearly a year and a half looking after our 23 month old son. She has a BA in Early Childhood education from Thailand and has just been amazing with his development. 

She is looking to look after one child, from 6 months upwards, with 35 - 40 hours a week. Her rate is £17.5 / hr. She ideally wants to remain in East Dulwich as she knows the classes, parks well etc.

I honestly can’t recommend her highly enough so please do contact me if you want her details. 

Ps I posted this before but she has been contacted by people offering fewer hours or two plus children full time (ideally she wants to look after one child but happy to also look after a sibling too for a few hours a day)

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