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Our lovely nanny share is coming to an end and so we are looking for another family to join us. We have had our wonderful nanny Poly since my eldest was 1 (now 4) and she now has my 18 mo old too. They both love her and have a lot of other nanny share families they do classes and playdates with in and around East Dulwich. Space for 1 or 2 children, ideally Mon-Thurs but flexible. My 4yo is going to school in Sept so it could also work as a short term arrangement until then. Please WhatsApp me for further info 

 

07815487807 Becky 

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