Nanny Available in Forest Hill

By Au'Lait
May 14, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Au'Lait

Posted May 14, 2015

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Posted May 14, 2015

I've been a nanny almost forever and have been with the same family now just about since the wheel was invented but it's time to move on, as my own child will be starting school (Adamsrill) come September and I need to be the one who collects him. My current job involves me picking up 5 kids from Lyndhurst, in Camberwell and I do not have the skills to be in two places at once.

Ideally, I'd probably like a baby or two to play with during the day, and an extra playmate in the aftenoons for my big boy, TBC from Adamsrill. If you could supply me with either or both of those options, or perhaps something entirely different that I haven't thought of yet then please do get in touch.

Catherine.

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