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chloe16v

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Registered: 29th Nov 07
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22nd May 08 at 20:36

if i was to go out to work i would need child care but my sone goes to school in the afternoon, my question is would a child minder look after my daughter all day and take my son to school? i know some on here have children so i thought i would ask

thanx

Lynny

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22nd May 08 at 20:37

yes.

Kathryn W

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22nd May 08 at 20:38

Yes if you paid them enough.

Russ

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22nd May 08 at 20:38

yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

Lynny

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22nd May 08 at 20:39

fpmsl

loubielou

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22nd May 08 at 20:41

yes they would. will cost you though.

Danny P

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22nd May 08 at 20:42

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

Tango = Everywhere

chloe16v

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22nd May 08 at 20:42

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

just because i had my children young

i dont intend to have any more, and its not ur problem

[Edited on 22-05-2008 by cb87]

Kathryn W

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22nd May 08 at 20:44

some nurseries do this.

can you not stick them both in a nursery and allow the nursery to drop of the older one, or allow a relative to collect him and drop him off or even you..

Lynny

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22nd May 08 at 20:44

cs should come with spell checker

danielleG

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22nd May 08 at 20:46

My daughter is in nursery, the nursery also take my son to school and pick him up after on their bus. Its not the cheapest option but the kids are getting the child interaction they need, and i dont have to worry about a childminder being ill or going on holiday as the nursery always have other staff to cover.

Mad Moe

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22nd May 08 at 20:46

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

What a stupid thing to say, at least she is trying to get back to work rather than claiming benefits

Russ

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22nd May 08 at 20:48

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

What a stupid thing to say, at least she is trying to get back to work rather than claiming benefits

you havent seen her other posts mate

chloe16v

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22nd May 08 at 20:48

quote:
Originally posted by Kathryn W
some nurseries do this.

can you not stick them both in a nursery and allow the nursery to drop of the older one, or allow a relative to collect him and drop him off or even you..

its part time nursery he is in now, (foundation 1 class) as its now called
he will be in full time in september

chloe16v

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22nd May 08 at 20:49

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
yes.

also, your are walking proof you should need a licence to breed in this country

What a stupid thing to say, at least she is trying to get back to work rather than claiming benefits

i have never claimed benefits

Lynny

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22nd May 08 at 20:50

can.....worms...

Tommy L

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22nd May 08 at 20:51

I'm going offline as well