Nanny needed for January start

By libbyer
November 28, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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libbyer

Posted November 28, 2015

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Posted November 28, 2015

Hi,

Our lovely Nanny will be leaving us soon and we are looking for someone who could take over from her the first week in Jan.

We have two boys, aged three and four. Both go to school & nursery in East Dulwich. We are looking for a nanny to look after them from 8am in the morning, do the drop off at school and then the later 12.30 drop off at nursery followed by the 3.30 pick up. We're happy to employ someone full time for three days as we appreciate the hours are a bit erratic.If you think you could help, please PM me. Thank you!

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