Looking for flexible after school nanny to do a few hours a week Dulwich Village

By nightmonkey
February 4, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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nightmonkey

Posted February 4, 2020

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Posted February 4, 2020

Hello, we have a very lively family with three young children who live in Dulwich Village. We are looking for someone local with flexible hours to help me get a bit more work done as I currently only work within school hours. We need:

Monday 16.30 - 19.30 (would entail giving one child dinner, collecting the other two from nursery and then putting them to bed)

Wednesday 15.15 - 17.30 (would entail collecting one from a local school, taking him to a class (potentially) or playing, giving him dinner until I get home with other two at around 5.20 - 5.30.

The children are quite easily entertained if a game or craft is set up and they like being in each others' company. I realise the hours aren't very many but we are hoping to get someone flexible to add hours as and when we need it. Anyone with evening availability for babysitting would be preferable, as we would like to go out more often and have someone who is comfortable with putting the children to bed.

Please pm me if you think you might be interested. Thank you.

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