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Hi

We are a family of 5 (children of 7, 2 and 6 months) who need some help in the mornings with school drop offs and in the afternoons / evenings with school and nursery pick ups, supper and bed times. The very occasional bit of evening baby sitting would also be helpful. 

we also urgently need some help over the weekend of Friday 8th- Monday 11th September inclusive when we will be down to only 1 parent. 
 

If you are caring, creative and can deal with having your hair plaited and combed extensively by small people, please get in touch. 

references will be required please.

thanks

Giles

 

 

 

 

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