Wanted: Saturday nanny for twin boys

By george777
February 2, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 2, 2017

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Posted February 2, 2017

Hello, we are looking for a Saturday nanny to work 6-8 hours every Saturday. Either 10-6 or 12-6 depending on the weekend.

We have twin boys 17 months, and a friendly dog.

A normal day would be lunch, supervise their nap time, then snacks, an outing / playtime in the afternoon, followed by supper at 5 and then tidy up kitchen / play areas ready for the evening.

Please kindly email me if you are interested on [email protected]

You will need to have a first aid certificate and experience with childcare of under 2s.

Many thanks,

Georgina

07974 386925

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