childcare search for ad-hoc hours January to March 2017

By TimothyOwl
December 4, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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TimothyOwl

Posted December 4, 2016

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Posted December 4, 2016

Hello EDF,

I'm a freelance performer and the company I'm working for 9 January - 10 March 2017 only issue a weekly schedule every Friday for the week that is going to follow. I have a 2.5 year old son called Joe (potty trained!) and a just 5 year old called Theo. Theo is in reception at Ivydale primary school. Joe goes to nursery on Mondays and Wednesdays. So I'm searching for someone with a relatively free timetable who could let me have first call on their time.

Here are more certainties I can guarantee:

- an exact list of care times required every Friday by 4pm for the week that follows

- a minimum of 15 hours a week, potentially rising to a maximum of 32 hours a week

- that a day would never start before 9:30am and would always finish by 6pm

- on Mondays and Wednesdays if you were needed it would only ever be from 3:30pm (picking Theo up from school)

My husband and I realise an au-pair might be simplest solution but we'd rather not have anyone living with us

Hoping EDF will wave its magic wand and fuse some super connections for us,

thanks for reading,

Miranda

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