Advice required - moving from f/t nursery to terms - ducks

By Undiscovered
February 16, 2014 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted February 16, 2014

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Posted February 16, 2014

My two are currently in a nursery locally (that we're very happy with), but my eldest is most likely starting DPL in September. We've also been offered a place for my younger one at DUCKS in the toddler room (18 months in September) and are currently debating whether to move them too, to marry up terms, pick ups etc (were in ED as is our current nursery) and then get help both ends and hols given the reduced hours.

I wonder if anyone has done a similar thing, and what their experience has been? My worries include traffic especially in the morning (my hope is that I'll do the drop offs) and moving a currently very happy child, and getting a nanny to help with the hours required.

Please pm if you have any input - as we've discussed at length and got nowhere!! :0)

Many thanks

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