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HI, we are back from holiday, as we have been making the most of the years materity leave. I'm due back at work mid May. I think Little Zoe is still on the waiting lists for a nursery place, but will be doing the rounds of nursery again this week. We will probably need a good child minder 3 to 4 days a week... Do you know of any good ones for a 1 year old?

Many thanks mum of Zoe

Hi mumofzoe - my childminder has got some free places; she works Tues-Thurs - I don't know if that's any good for you? She's based in ED. She's been looking after my son for 18 months and he's very happy there. PM me for more details if you'd like more info. I know how hard it is to find someone in ED!
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Hi my name is Pippa & I am a ofsted registered childminder near goose green park.

I have places available tues - thursday 8-6pm.

I already have a 22 month old boy on these days.

Pm me for more details or check out my profile Pippa Mcleod On childcare.co.uk

Take care

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