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zoedonkin

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Hi,


We live in Nunhead near Queens Road Peckham and are looking for someone to look after our 14 month old baby girl during the day and to pick up our son (4.5 years) from school nearby (Edmund Waller which is in Telegraph Hill). Its for three days a week and ideally Monday - Wednesday but there's some flexibility. Timings are 8.30-5.30. Both kids are sparky and wonderful (although I would say that..)


Our current nanny is finishing in a couple of weeks due to family issues so we need someone quickly. Ideally we'd love to find someone who can look after Iris and Joe for the foreseeable future. If needed though, we'd also be up for someone who would like to do it for the next few months (until May) as a stop gap.


Please contact me on [email protected] or text/ring 07989587112


Thanks,

Zoe

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