Childminder recommendation - SE22

By acb2013
July 13, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 13, 2015

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Posted July 13, 2015

Recommending my lovely childminder Leanne who has a vacancy for Monday-Wednesday from September, when my daughter turns three and is starting at nursery. She has cared for my daughter for the last two years and is warm and friendly, a good communicator with parents, thoughtful and creative in developing children's learning, reliable and professional in her approach. She also looked after my elder daughter after pre-school and both my girls developed a strong bond with her, as well as having loads of fun! She offers a good range of activities - including taking the children to baby ballet, gymnastics and music groups, plus the park and playground, Horniman Museum and trips such as Crystal Palace Park in the holidays. She has a well equipped garden and cooks lunch and tea if you need. She has a 7 year old and 4 year old herself, so also understands life as a busy mum. She is based off Lordship Lane close to the 185, 40 and 176 bus routes and posts on here as 'Ludoscotts'. Happy to answer any questions by PM.

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