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Our gardener, whom I pay ?12 per hour usually, has bravely agreed to look after my two year old for half a day a week, pottering around the garden together or going to the park - no formal childcare experience or qualifications and very much a private arrangement. I have absolutely no idea what to offer to pay - is ?12 per hour too little, or about right? I don't want to do her down or insult her and she has no idea what is the going rate either so we would be grateful please for some pointers.

Thank you very much in advance for any posts.

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