Nanny/mothers help looking for 2-3days a week or half days. Flexible on times and days.

By Grace.Weithers
October 1, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Grace.Weithers

Posted October 1, 2015

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Posted October 1, 2015

I have a little girl of 17months and we have been looking after another girl for the last year which has been great fun for both of them!

However I am now looking for another child to look after as the previous mum is having another baby! We like to get out and go to lots of activities such as rhyme time and story telling sessions as well as soft play or just the park. I am very flexible on the hours and days as I am otherwise a stay at home mum.

I have volunteered on a youth and children's team locally for the past 3 years so I'm DBS checked and I also have a car to get around.

If this sound like something that would work for you or for someone you know, please PM me.

Thanks!

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