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Needing help 3 days a week to do (two different school) pick ups, feed, homework, music, have fun etc. Agency recommendations? Uni student would do. Not enough work for an au pair until Summer.


How did you find someone to do this type of care for your kids? I'm on Koru Kids (must most of theirs don't drive)


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KatieJ

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Hi


I have always had willing TAs from the school the kids were at. It works really well. Once when I was struggling I put a post on here and had 2 really lovely A level students respond. It's always worked out really well for me. Oh if you need them to drive I can see that may be more of an issue.. though not impossible. Good luck

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