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au pair looking for family from 1st August

By marywhite
June 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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marywhite

Posted June 23, 2014

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Posted June 23, 2014

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a family who needs an au pair for the whole month of August.

The daughter of a very dear friend of mine is coming to London this August and would like to spend the month in a family practising English rather than speaking with me in Italian and not learning a thing... :0)

she is trustworthy and very kind, she is willing to pay a little bit of money for the accommodation PLUS helping out in the house with children or house chores.

If you have a spare room or bed, please contact me and I will be happy to give you all the details put you in touch with her and come and see you to have a chat in person.

thank you!!

mary

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