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Is this your childminder?

Elphinstone's Army

By Elphinstone's Army
July 3, 2018 in The Family Room Discussion

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Elphinstone's Army

Elphinstone's Army

Posted July 3, 2018

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Posted July 3, 2018

hello, it was really difficult selecting a heading - this one I hope will arrest the relevant parents attention.

Do you have or know anyone who employs a black childminder, wears her hair in long multi plaits, dressed in black leggings and top, has a white toddler in a pushchair (only saw legs) a pre school white blond haired boy wearing sandals dark shorts and a red/blue? or black striped t shirt, and a pre school little boy looked Asian, possibly took the 78 from Peckham today, so could be Nunhead family, you need to PM me asap.

I wish now I had taken pics and followed her home, this was 1.40 ish today.

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Howl

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Posted July 3, 2018

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Posted July 3, 2018

Maybe change your title to:

?IS this your childminder??

Or

Please read if you employ a childminder....

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carebear

carebear

Posted July 3, 2018

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Posted July 3, 2018

Writing as admin, please could you change the title? The previous poster?s suggestions are both more appropriate and more relevant.

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Passiflora

Passiflora

Posted July 4, 2018

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Posted July 4, 2018

Registered childminders are self-employed i.e. have to pay their own tax and national insurance so are not employed by anyone.

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