Quick question help

[aella851]

Question E3


How many children can I have

I have two children over the age of 8 so I'm assuming I can have 1 under one
And 2 from age one to end of early years age group

Is this correct???

Question E4

I intend to care for children aged between end of the early years to under 8

Intend to care for 3

Is this correct??

Help please

[Stapleton83]

Ok my understanding is you can have 6 children to care for under the age of 8 in total of which 3 can be within the early years age group (0-5) although only one of those 3 can be under 12 months.

Does that help? Hope so.

Sam x

[FussyElmo]

You say your children are under 8 but how old are they? As this does affect your numbers

[bindy]

I think she said she had 2 over 8, which does not effect her numbers. You are allowed 3 under 5, ( only 1 of these can be under 1) and 3 over 5. Over 8's do not count towards your numbers. Good luck!

[Rick]

I think she said she had 2 over 8, which does not effect her numbers. You are allowed 3 under 5, ( only 1 of these can be under 1) and 3 over 5. Over 8's do not count towards your numbers. Good luck!

Correct!

[FussyElmo]

I think she said she had 2 over 8, which does not effect her numbers. You are allowed 3 under 5, ( only 1 of these can be under 1) and 3 over 5. Over 8's do not count towards your numbers. Good luck!

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[sing-low]

Ok my understanding is you can have 6 children to care for under the age of 8 in total of which 3 can be within the early years age group (0-5) although only one of those 3 can be under 12 months.

Does that help? Hope so.

Sam x

Although you do have to be able to demonstrate that care of over 8s won't have a negative impact on the under 8s.

[aella851]

So if I put 1 for 0-1

2 for 1 to 4
3 for 4 for 8

Total 6

Don't mean I will have that amount but I may as well apply for max numbers?

[FussyElmo]

So if I put 1 for 0-1

2 for 1 to 4
3 for 4 for 8

Total 6

Don't mean I will have that amount but I may as well apply for max numbers?

its 1-5 and 5-8 age ranges