TEMPORARY NANNY WANTED

By KatiePrescott
March 15, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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KatiePrescott

Posted March 15, 2020

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Posted March 15, 2020

I'm looking for a temporary nanny to cover my childcare this week Wednesday to Friday and the following week Monday to Friday.

It's for 2 delightful girls aged 2 and 5 and we are based in Herne Hill. The 5 year old is at school, so most of the time will be with the little one.

I'd love to hear from experienced local nannies / nannies with good knowledge of the local area! No car required, everything's in walking distance.

Please email [email protected] with you CV

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