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Both times I have started looking 4 months in advance and secured one within a month or two. This was partly due to the fact that it has been a Sept/Oct start and lots of Nannies know in advance if their role is coming to an end at the start of the school year.


I guess with a January start it may be a bit trickier but I would definitely start looking in Sept/October as December is a write off with Chistmas so ideally you want to find the right nanny by November.

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I'd agree with the above post - around November should be sufficient time to find a nanny.


If you are thinking about a nannyshare then probably good to try and find another family slightly earlier than Nov, so fully prepared.


Best of luck!


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