Childminder recommendation

By alexbrdn
October 16, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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alexbrdn

Posted October 16, 2016

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Posted October 16, 2016

Hi All

I wanted to recommend my little boys childminder

He has been with her since he was 8 months old and is now two.

The bond they have is lovely and I cannot recommend her highly enough in terms of high standard of care

and the environment she provides him.

He is a very confident little boy especially with his speech and language

and I believe this is down to her focus on this.

She is located in Peckham

If you'd like her details please get in touch

Thanks A

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