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EllieR

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We are looking for someone who can help us in our home and with occasional childcare/babysitting. The role would mainly involve housekeeping duties- tidying & cleaning, laundry & ironing, possibly some cooking and then occasional babysitting of our two children (girl 8yrs & boy 4yrs). The childcare would be once or twice a week at most. The housekeeping duties would total approximately 10 hours work and can be spread over 2-3 days. This position could suit a student as we are very flexible as to what days. We are looking for someone who is capable, efficient, pro-active and good with kids! Rates are negotiable and dependant on experience. We are based in Telegraph Hill SE14. To start beginning of November.

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