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Nanny wanted from May for nanny share of two great 11mnth olds


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We are looking for someone who would have fun with, care and nurture two children, helping to develop them with a variety of activities both inside and outdoors. We'd like someone to cook yummy food for them, put them down for their naps and keep them happy and healthy. We would love someone to be passionate about childcare and build a long lasting relationship with our children and with us as parents.


The nanny share will be based across the two houses in ED and SE5 Camberwell/Peckham, alternating on a weekly basis, the role being 5 days a week, with one day being with one child. The hours would be 7:30am until 6pm.


Please PM if you are interested, with your CV or for further details.


Many thanks

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