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Hello!


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 that attends full time. We are looking for support for 1.5 for our baby, then collect our preschooler, play, dinner, bed.


Let me know if this is of interest. The way the new website works, it doesn’t ping me when someone replies so will check my inbox and perhaps send me your mobile if of interest.


Thanks

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