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Nanny Wanted (PT:Thurs/Fri) to start January


Kw17

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Hello


I posted on here a few weeks ago and found a fabulous nanny for my almost 1yr old boy. However, for personal reasons she now has to leave us so I am hoping to find someone equally as lovely.


We are looking for someone from approx. 8.30am to 6pm Thursdays and Fridays. Mon to Weds our LO attends a local nursery. We'd ideally like some flexibility with hours if we needed you to put him to bed on occasion we were stuck and the potential for picks ups on Mon to Weds if we both got stuck at the office.


We'd like all the usual CRB/first aid etc. please.


Start date is 7 January but it would be good to try to get at least an afternoon or two 'settling in' together before then if poss.


Please either reply to this post or email me your cv to [email protected]


Many thanks


Karen

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