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Fun and Friendly DBS Checked Childminder - free for ad hoc/part time hours


Ariella

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Hello!


I am a 24 year old arts graduate with 7 years experience childminding and babysitting for local families of East Dulwich and surrounding areas.

Looking for ad hoc childcare hours over the coming busy season - as I am due to leave the UK in late February/March, I would not be able to take on a permanent/consistent position as such, however am free for part time/evening/weekend hours until then.


I am friendly, kind and playful, and love to create things.


References are available upon request.


Thank you :)

  • 2 weeks later...

Hi


We are looking for someone to pick up our child from St Anthony;s school - 2 or 2 evenings a week.


We are ideally looking for a permanent childminder, but wondered whether you might be available to start in January and then we can continue our search?


Do let me know and then we could perhaps speak on the phone.


All the best


Suzanne

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