Childcare availability

By puzzle007
July 12, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 12, 2015

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Posted July 12, 2015

Hi I'm Debbie a registered child minder I work with my daughter who is also a registered child minder we have full and part time vacancies available. I also have availability for the holidays. I am based on the borders of east dulwich and forest hill close to hornimans museum sand park.we visit all the different parks play groups soft play and many other child friendly places. We have a nice homely setting with many activities both in doors and out with plenty of green space outside . Full days available or just a few hours if required. Please contact me if interested or you would like to know more

Debbie E.mail me at [email protected]

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