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    * Do NOT text me between 9pm and 7am, I do not work 24/7

    * If your child vomits on my floor then I do not expect to see them for 48 hours, and yes I mean 48.....4 8......got it?

    * If you choose to take your sick child to school because your job is more important do NOT expect to chat to me in the playground

    * Pay me on time, you'd be furious if your boss paid you late, I have bills to pay, I am NOT working for pocket money.

    * Don't EVER even consider commenting on something I have chosen to buy for my house or children, I work hard, it's MY money and I'll spend it as I wish.

    * If your child insists on 20 kisses then please do it BEFORE ringing my doorbell, that my warm air wizzing past your ears

    *When collecting your child, do NOT ever sit on my sofa and get comfy (only applies to a couple of people)

    * Your children are all wonderful, I love looking after them



    Well what do you think? I finished on a high note???

    Please feel free to add your own comments or inform me if you feel I have missed something important.
    Lucy

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    just about does it for me hun

    i think i agree with you and erm can i take a copy please lol x

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    Please do not sit your child on my sofa then decide to take its muddy boots of

    Please do not let your child run riot and empty all the toys out again when the are due to go home

    NOW youve got me started
    One life live it

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    Opened this thread looking for inspiration for the newsletter Im halfway through- not sure I got it

    I dare ya to put it in lol

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    Please do not expect me to be happy if you arrive in the middle of tea and your child scoots from the table, disturbing all the other children in the process and leaving their meal half eaten.

    Please do not pay me with cheques that bounce. My bank account needs them to stay put.

    Please encourage your children to show some respect for the property of others by asking them not to walk all over other children's shoes in their rush to open the door.

    Please do not stand at the back door chatting to me about your work worries and the argument you had with your husband / sister / mum this morning when you can see that I need to clear up from tea time and manage the needs of other children.

    Please do not get angry with me if I do not answer the phone / door immediately when you arrive. I am probably changing a nappy.

    Please inform your child that I find being called 'poo poo head' offensive and stop standing there like a wet dishcloth when they use it, leaving me to ask them to stop.


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    Do not keep your finger on the doorbell as i heard it the first time or let your child play with it

    dont turn up early and expect me to be happy
    One life live it

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    * One day I WILL learn the art of saying "NO".....you're gonna get such a shock when that day comes and I think it's going to be soon!
    Lucy

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    This list could be so long
    One life live it

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    Please don't be upset that your child doesn't want to go home, be glad they are happy here, you would be worried if your child was screaming the whole time they are here.

    Please don't text me on a Sunday night, after your child has been absent for the week, asking how much do I owe you, when we covered that issue a month ago when you signed the contract.

    Please don't tell me you no longer want your two year old to have a daytime nap, as you would like her to sleep for twelve hours at night, and then be suprised when she is having the mother of all tamtrums when you collect her.
    Why hasn't Gary Barlow come to my rescue yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jelly15 View Post
    Please don't be upset that your child doesn't want to go home, be glad they are happy here, you would be worried if your child was screaming the whole time they are here.

    Please don't text me on a Sunday night, after your child has been absent for the week, asking how much do I owe you, when we covered that issue a month ago when you signed the contract.

    Please don't tell me you no longer want your two year old to have a daytime nap, as you would like her to sleep for twelve hours at night, and then be suprised when she is having the mother of all tamtrums when you collect her.
    One life live it

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    Please let me know if you are running late - a quick phone call stops your child from worrying.

    Please send enough nappies for the day PLUS spares in case of emergencies.

    Please do not ask me how I have got through the last bag of wipes so quickly. Just send new ones when asked.

    Please try not to lose the daily diary again. It is a precious record of your child's time with me.

    Please remember we go outside every day and while a frock might be lovely in the house, it's not practical to wear outside in the middle of winter, when worn without tights or a cardigan.


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    they should write a book on this stuff
    One life live it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trouble View Post
    they should write a book on this stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah707 View Post
    the perfect person :

    never mind diary of a demented house wife

    Diary of a demented childminder
    One life live it

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah707 View Post
    I started the thread.......what cut do I get???


    * My children have a life, when I need to collect them at 4.45pm from an after school club I expect you pick up on time (4.30pm). If you don't collect on time then DON'T get stroppy with me for taking your child with me to collect MY child.........funnily enough MY child is important to ME, I don't want them panicking because I'm late.
    Lucy

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    please please send your baby with a proper coat! a long sleeved t-shirt and a light fleece is fine for you to bring her in your warm car in the morn but its not warm enought to go out for a walk in. Even though i have asked you at least 6 times for one it would be nice if you actually did it.

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    brilliant!!!!!!!
    x x

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    Just make sure it's not available to the new minders you may scare them !

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    yep the clothing (or lack of ) in the middle of winter really gets my goat!
    Go on Sarah.........we will all buy it!
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    I'd buy 5 copies, one for me and one each for the mindees parents, maybe then they would understand
    Why hasn't Gary Barlow come to my rescue yet?

 

 
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