I'm a single mother of two children (Daughter aged 9 and Son aged 3 years 11 months).
I have shared custody of my daughter, she spends two weeks with me and two weeks with her Dad.
My son I have sole custody of, however although his father is not in his life, his paternal Grandmother wants to be involved. He spends Thursday and Fridays with her.
The other three days he attends family day care Monday and Wednesday's and Bright Sparks on Tuesdays.
I have quite a demanding full time ... moreI'm a single mother of two children (Daughter aged 9 and Son aged 3 years 11 months).
I have shared custody of my daughter, she spends two weeks with me and two weeks with her Dad.
My son I have sole custody of, however although his father is not in his life, his paternal Grandmother wants to be involved. He spends Thursday and Fridays with her.
The other three days he attends family day care Monday and Wednesday's and Bright Sparks on Tuesdays.
I have quite a demanding full time job and can't always garauntee that I can pick up my children on time. Plus it's quite hard on me (and the kids) rushing home and picking them up from their different locations, battling the bridge traffic, making dinner etc...
What I'm after is someone to regularly pick up the kids in the afternoons. So for two weeks on and two weeks off Mon-Fri collect my daughter from school and bring her home. Each Mon - Wed the same for my son, bring him home from day care. I'd like someone to prepare their meals so they're getting dinner around 5:30. (I'll make my own once I'm home). I expect to be home by 6pm most nights but occasionally may not get home until 8pm.
If I have to travel for work, which are always day trips only and planned several weeks in advance, I may need occasional assistance in the mornings (from 6am). At the moment I am navigating that by sending the kids to other houses which doesn't seem fair on any of us.
If this sounds like something you could commit to, could you please contact me with a quote for the services I need.
Please help the most exhausted mother in the world! (At least it feels that way)
