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Is it possible to get a night nanny for the odd occasion in SW London?

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Essie3 · 12/07/2008 18:46

Baby is nearly 4 weeks, and I have to give a presentation next week. Just wondered if anyone knew of any companies etc, or whether we would have to pay for a longer term commitment.

Also would be useful to see if it might be possible to get DS into a routine!

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twinkle3869 · 12/07/2008 18:58

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poppy34 · 12/07/2008 19:14

yep they are v.good adn in south london.but don't think they help on sleeping through night til baby weaned

phraedd · 12/07/2008 20:15

sleep tite nannies are also in south london (I think)

It's a shame that you're not in north london - I may have been able to help you

Essie3 · 12/07/2008 22:22

Thanks phraedd - can't tempt you to Tooting? The curries are excellent . Thrown in with the job!

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rodg82 · 13/07/2008 01:55

Ooh im in south london and do occasional night nannying/normal nannying/babysitting etc! Im a qualified paediatric nurse and do the extra work along side my shifts - Have you found someone yet?

imananny · 13/07/2008 12:22

i do this kind of work sometimes and I get my work through either agencies or word of mouth

you should easily be able to find someone - shame I am not closer

hope presentation goes well,and shame on your work, making you work when you are on ml and baby so little!!

a good night nanny should easily be able to get your ds in a routine

i have a 3week old at the moment,and feeds every 3hrs, reg as clockwork!!

if you manage 5 feed through day,then baby should have a full tummy and be able to start to sleep longer through the night

we feed 7am, 10,1pm,4,7, 10 and then wakes twice in the night 1am and 4am - not bad for 3 weeks eh

lindseyfox · 13/07/2008 17:06

hello I work full time so tend to night nanny both regularly and ad-hoc so yes it is available.

I charge £2 an hr more for ad-hoc bookings as obviuously i could get a regular booking come up and have to either turn it down or start it later.

i am in leicestershire so not near enough to help you out.

maybe you could find a nanny with lots of baby experience looking for first night nanny job.

imananny · 13/07/2008 17:14

look at this page

both of you are in sw - can you help each other?

LadyBee · 13/07/2008 17:45

Sorry to hijack, but rodg82 is there some way I could contact you? I'm trying to find an occasional nightnanny/nanny/babysitter and would like to find out a bit more about where you are etc.

anyoneoutthere · 13/07/2008 17:53

Hi

I have been working as a nanny for over 10 years and have just completed my maternity training (still waiting for my result!). I am available for night nanny work as well as duing the day. I live in Croydon and dont drive - but happy to travel.

Anyone interested, please email me on [email protected]

Thanks

KerryMum · 13/07/2008 17:56

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beril · 13/07/2008 20:07

Im also in SW. Ive experience from 5 month onwards. Would like to get in to maternity/night nannying. Currently, working for full time for 2 familes( nannyshare).

Please, let me know if want to see my CV. and talk to my references.

Thanks

Essie3 · 13/07/2008 22:24

Ok, will be in touch with several of you shortly!

KerryMum - it's pronounced yes-tin. (Everybody asks me that!) It's Welsh.

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rodg82 · 14/07/2008 00:18

hiya ladybee/essie3/others
You can get hold of me on my email which is
[email protected] - am currently on nights hence the odd posting/reply times!
Feel free to get in touch!
Many thanks, I look forward to hearing from you.
Rachel

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