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Part Time Nanny Available From October/November 2 / 3 Day's


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Hello, I'm a English career nanny with over 25 years sole charge childcare experience, ranging from 0 - 9 year's. I am kind, caring, loving and sociable nanny looking for a permanent part time position full day's, either two or three days sorry no before or after school positions. I am qualified have my First Aid, DBS checked, Ofsted registered, driver with my own car, non smoker and excellent references on request. Please contact me if your are interested.


Thanks Rachel J

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Hi!


We are looking for around 10 hours a week from 2-7pm, we have a newborn (3 months by Sep) and nearly 4 year old. We are looking for support for 1.5 hours for our baby, then collect our preschooler, play, dinner, bed.


Let me know if this is of interest. Drop me a PM with your mobile. Thanks !

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