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Hi,


I am currently on maternity leave but might need to go back to work much sooner than I thought I would be. I have spoken to a few nurseries and was told that the earliest start is next September?! So I am now considering hiring a nanny but am not sure if it is a financially viable option. Can anyone help advise how much I would have to pay for a full-time nanny (8h to 18h)? She would also be doing school runs with my older daughter...


Thanks!

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Thanks Elisabeth! I am on the other side of ED but it's always good to get a recommendation. One never knows :)


Yes, absolutely, I am also considering childminders. I just thought I should look into all options and see what works best logistically and financially.

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