Looking for a like-minded family for a nanny share one day a week

By JDnunhead
November 3, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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JDnunhead

Posted November 3, 2020

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Posted November 3, 2020

We are a family-based in Nunhead with a brilliant nanny. We were sharing one of the days with another family, but they have decided to go to nursery. So, we are looking for someone to share with on either Tuesdays or Fridays starting in January. We would want the share to be with another child of a similar age to our daughter, she's 2 and a half years old. It's also important to us that the other family follows a similar approach to ours. In a nutshell, that is a respectful parenting approach based on the principles of aware parenting and education methods such as Montessori and RIE.

Please get in touch if you're interested!

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