Looking for after nursery care - would likely suit student or au pair

By lollol
November 23, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted November 23, 2015

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Posted November 23, 2015

Hello

We are looking for a babysitter or nanny to pick up our 2 year old son from nursery in Forest Hill from 5pm and to take care of him until 7:30pm at least once a week (Monday to Thursday)at our home. Preference would be for a nanny but a student or au pair with the right qualifications and CRB check would also be considered. There would also be an option to work more days as I have to regularly travel for work. Dates could be flexible - it does not have to be the same day each week.

Please contact me if of interest.

Thanks!

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