Nanny Recommendation

By mwbath
June 16, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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mwbath

Posted June 16, 2015

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Posted June 16, 2015

We have the sweetest and loving Colombian nanny looking after our 8month old son. Due to our financial circumstances we can no longer keep her (she is on ?10 an hr). She lives nearby in Brixton and she currently works for us Monday to Wednesday. However, she is able to work full time.

We will no longer need her from August so she will be looking for a new family.

Please get in touch if you are interested. My number is 07929333556 or email [email protected]

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