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Another article - childcare plan will lead to tears before bedtime
When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door
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She covers it all well doesn't she? I think she has actually talked to a childminder first!
Not sure I'd allow running in the house though... and Ofsted would want to see a fireguard!
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When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door
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That is very good - wonder if the Government will actually listen!
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I think that covers it very well without the dramatics of many other articles. Clear and to the point - increased numbers will not lead to reduced fees.
I agree with you Sarah about the picture - the children would be outside running round and I'd either be joining in, or standing taking photos, certainly not holding my head in my hands in defeat
I did have one mum ask when I would be reducing my fees. I pointed out that with 3 yr old funding and 70% tax credits she actually pays me (out of her own pocket) £5 a day for her son's care. That includes food, outings, craft resources etc. I told her she was getting a bargain and perhaps I should put the fee up! She also gets another 6 hours funded elsewhere, so for £10 a week she gets 24 hours childcare. Childcare certainly isn't expensive for all parents.
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When someone tells you nothing is impossible, tell them to go slam a revolving door
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Good point Fussy Elmo re: jobs. I have 2 parents who have lost their jobs and frantically searching for alternatives (which I sincerely hope will be soon or else I can see I will be losing 2 more children!).
I also had a dad jokingly ask me for a 2 for 1 deal on childcare (his wife has just had a baby). I had to remind him I am not a supermarket!!!
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