Nannyshare Herne Hill / North Dulwich from Sept

By hernehilly
June 2, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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hernehilly

Posted June 2, 2015

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Posted June 2, 2015

We live in North Dulwich "triangle" (Herne Hill end) and have two girls age 9 and 10, both at Dulwich Hamlet. We have an OFSTED registered, experienced, kind and loving nanny 4 days a week (Mon - Thurs) who has been working with another family 3 days a week(during term time) and then has care of our girls both before and after school and full time in the holidays. This share will come to an end in the summer and she's interested in having another local family to share for c3 days a week from September . She is very experienced in childcare, lives locally and knows all the local baby and toddler groups and clubs and provides stimulating, safe and engaging care. She can provide numerous glowing references. She has also been very positively assessed by Ofsted.

We are very willing to consider how the time could be divided up, so please do contact me to discuss your requirements. It could suit a family who just want a sole charge nanny for part of the day at their home (or maybe to help a new mum), and those who additionally need a share before and/or after school (and during school holidays if needed). Willing to consider a short term arrangement too.

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