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Childminder recommendation


Suzie126

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We have been lucky have have Elaine as our childminder for our baby while I?ve been back at work. She?s so flexible, warm spirited and kind. Elias has loved being with her for the last 8months but circumstances mean that we are moving on and I wanted to put a recommendation here for anyone looking for an experienced and caring childcare professional. She is Ofsted registered and based in Tulse Hill. She is able to do school pick ups and drop offs as works from her own home. I am more than happy to provide references as are her previous families im sure. . Please do feel free to get in touch and I can provide her details or pass on yours. She really is a gem! Suzie
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