Childminder/nanny needed 3/4 mornings a week in Forest Hill

By CandiceH
August 26, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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CandiceH

Posted August 26, 2015

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Posted August 26, 2015

I'm looking for a childminder for my 20 month old son three or four mornings a week from 9am until midday starting end of September. We are moving to Forest Hill so preferably somewhere around FH/Honor Oak/Catford area. Depending on the cost, I might look to have my 3YO son cared for too. He will be going to Kilmorie nursery from 12.30 and I need to work from home in the mornings, so a childminder could come to me in the mornings and I'll work from my office upstairs. Please respond if you know of anyone who might fit the bill.

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