Bilingual Mother's Help Available - Expert Thai Cook!

By Melph91
February 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Melph91

Posted February 11, 2016

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Posted February 11, 2016

Hi fellow EDF parents!

My name is Mel, I have a 2.5 year old at nursery in East Dulwich. My aunt from Thailand is moving back to the UK having spent the last 15 years living in Thailand. She is a lovely, older, Thai lady with brilliant English who has raised 3, now grown up, children.

She has coached them through A levels, university, GCSEs, IGCSEs, International Bacheloriat and every extra curricular activity you can imagine. She holds a full, clean driving license but will not have a car when she arrives.

She's looking for a mother's help role and is happy to help with any admin and paperwork, childcare, homework help, cleaning, cooking (and she is an amazing cook!).

She would be willing to work for more than one family if that would work best so long as they are local to one another and happy to meet you via skype or phone call to discuss. If this is something you're interested in please do get in touch and I will pass on her contact details.

Thanks,

Mel

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