Seeking another family to share our nanny in Brockley SE4.

By paulg
January 15, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted January 15, 2016

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Posted January 15, 2016

We live in Brockley, SE4, South East London and are looking for a full-time, 5 days a week nanny share arrangement with another family starting from March 2016.

We have an excellent, experienced nanny who is a natural with young children and babies and has very strong local knowledge of classes and activities in the area.

Our baby son is currently 10 months old and is a happy, thriving little boy. He's a fan of most foods, loves music, swimming and the park swings.

We love walks in the park, attending local playgroups and introducing our little one to anything new and interesting. 6 Music is always on the house radio and we love to cook and travel (a distant memory).

We're keen to find another family in Brockley with a baby of a similar age who are looking for a similar arrangement so do get in touch and we can arrange a chat.

Look forward to hearing from you,

Paul.

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