Investigating childcare options for my son about to attend St Anthonys nursery in Sept

By sfc22
June 29, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 29, 2015

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Posted June 29, 2015

My son will be attending St Anthony?s nursery from Sept 11th in the morning session and I am investigating childcare options.

I am interested to speak to anyone with thoughts or suggestions on the following options:

? 4 day week nanny share based at other families house . Is any other family looking?

? 4 day week child-minder

? Someone looking for a part time role and who can pick up my son from school at 11.45am 4 days a week and walk him 15 mins to his existing childcare arrangements. I am thinking this will suit someone who is seeking a Mothers helpers role or an Au Pair looking for additional work.

Thanks

Sarah

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