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Just to confirm, I managed to get a solution with nursery. Thanks for all the responses though x


Hi everyone,


My son is set to start nursery on the 6th Feb, but unfortunately they don't have space for him on a Thursday. I'm keen to keep his place there for Mon-Tues and wait it out until thursday becomes available, so am on the hunt for a temporary childcare solution (hopefully two months max) for every Thursday 8-6. Perhaps a nanny with a free day, childminder with temporary space? Happy to drop him off somewhere or have people come to us.


He will just have turned one, is incredibly chilled personality and loves crawling around.


Please let me know if you know of anyone or are willing to share your nanny for one day a week.


Jenny

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