Welcome, London Nannies and Au Pairs!

Location
London, England 51.52-0.1
Meetups
25 so far
Members
247 Nannies and Au Pairs
Rating
The London Childcarers Meetup Group 4.00 4.0025
Meetup topics
Founded
September 29, 2007

This meetup is for those lucky individuals who work with the best people - children!
So whether your a nanny, a nursery nurse, a childminder or an au pair - this is the place for you, regardless of how long you've been in London.
I found moving here very hard, leaving behind friends and families to live in the busiest city in the UK - and meeting others in the same position who make it a bit easier kept me smiling!
I hope this meetup can do this for you too!

What members are saying

“ Because it is a great opportunity to meet other people who also work as childcarers! ”

—Marlene

“ A great way to meet other people who can share similar experiences, advice and also have fun out and about in London! ”

—A former member
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What's new?

  • Oct 8
    • New member
      Daila
      “I'm 20 year old au pair in Watford. I'm looking for young people at the same area, that are here recently as well!”
  • Oct 7
    • New member
      Michael
      “Hi, I`m a new Au-Pair in England and search some people to meet and go out for the Weekends. regards Michael”
  • Oct 2
    • New member
      Tiffany Sarah
      “I am an Au Pair in Battersea Park, just recently moved here and am looking to meet new people”
  • Sep 29
    • New member
      lauren
      “to meet other nannys in the wandsworth clapham area”
  • Sep 6
    • New member
      Tina Brooks
      “Hi I am a 29yr old New Zealander. I am a live-in nanny in Clapham Junction/Wandsworth and would love to meet up with other nannies in the area.”
  • Aug 19
    • New member
      erin walker
      “Ive been in london for almost 2 years now but slowly all my nanny mates have come and gone. my family live in parsons green, fulham and i live in shepherds bush. I have 3 wonderful boys. the 2 older ones normally at school and the younger 1 who is 2”
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