Seeking Nanny/Childcarer

By Benandem
August 21, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Benandem

Posted August 21, 2015

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Posted August 21, 2015

We live in East Dulwich with our 4 year old daughter who starts school at Heber this September.

We are looking for a nanny to collect Sofia from school Mon-Thurs and bring her home until we return from work at about 6.30pm. This is only from mid-september until 15th Ocober when I will be off on maternity leave. However, we may wish to have help therafter and would love to build a relationship with someone who wouild then become more of a full-time nanny to both childen when I return to work. This isn't a must, however, and we are very happy to receive enquiries from people who only have availability for the short-term. Must have proper credentials, good rferences, CPS checks etc. Please email if you are interested. Thanks Emily

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