Part time afterschool and ad hoc nanny/babysitter wanted

By verds
September 18, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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verds

Posted September 18, 2015

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Posted September 18, 2015

We're looking for nanny/babysitter to do a school and nursery pick-up 2 days a week - preferably Mon and Fri, but there's some flexibility. This will be for at least a couple of months.

We're in FH/Sydenham and the hours will be 3-6. (School and nursery are 5 mins from each other)

There might be extra ad-hoc hours if you're interested.

Our girls are 3 and 6, so it's just bringing them home, having a chat and giving them dinner.

Drop me a PM if you'd be interested. Thanks!

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