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    Default How many mindee's do you all have ??

    I am registered for 4 mindee's, 2 of which are in the Eyfs bracket and 2 that are 5-8, but i was just wondering how full you all are and if you have got a waiting list at all ??

    I rang a few local childminders today asking if they have any parents asking for care and they are full to pass my number on but a few of them said work is very thin on the ground at the mo

    I know it can take a while to get going and i have been doing some advertising around and about with nothing yet

    Katie

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    hi, some of mine finished 22nd july as they were on the grant and one due to come bk in the sept 2011 term but ive only got x3 part time children atm and one leaves on 12th Aug.... need to advertise i think coz im skint now in sept im going to be well skint lol

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    I've got siblings who do 1 day a week, and another mindee who comes 3 days a week. I have a new mindee starting in September who will do 2 days a week- various hours. It leaves me with one space on a Tuesday and one space on a Wednesday. I don't work Fridays and don't do school aged children.

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    I have 6 part time mindees and 1 full time, all eyfs age range.
    2 school drop offs but it did take almost 2 years to build my business up and most of my business now comes from my own children's school and being at groups. My 2 are 8 now too which helps as not in my numbers so can do the extras for school runs.
    I'll lose 2 of those 6 at the end of August though and at the moment I'm not looking to replace them as some days with only 2 mindees are much needed!

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    I work with hubby as my assistant and we are registered for 7 children per day.
    Altogether throughout the week we have 14 children, 6 of which are in the EYFS I have before school, all day and after school children and the phone keeps on ringing, I have just taken a booking for January 2012

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    I have 2 two year olds and a four year old. All part time. The 4 year old starts full time school in September and is leaving me to join his older brother in the after school club. I'm hoping to fill his place as I don't think i can manage financially with just two. One does 4 days, the other 3. The latter may go up to 4 days in October though.

    I do have a lady who wants the vacant place in September but is currently trying to find a job.

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    I have counted myself really lucky i'm full and i only started in august and i now have 10 children aged between 5 months and 8 yrs plus i have three kids of my own who are 5, 8, 16 i work 5 days a week 7.30 till 5.30 tired by friday but love my job

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    I look after 7 children at the moment.

    4 EYFS
    1 x 20mth 3 days a week Mon-Wed
    1 x 2yrs full time 8am-6pm Mon-Fri
    1 x 3yrs 3 full days Wed-Fri
    1 x 3yrs 2 half days 8-1pm Thurs-Fri (mum on maternity leave) Will
    increase to Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8-6 in July.

    3 after schoolies 6yrs, 7yrs, 8yrs
    All girls bar my full timer

    Mum of 3yr old on maternity leave would like me to have baby from July (he will be 8mths old). So will have to obtain a variation for 4 EYFS - 4 days a week

    My own three children are 18, 16 and 13years old

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    I have 8 on my books at the moment

    Started with just twins 1 day a week alongside retail job then built it up and left my job.
    Mon - 1 schoolie + 4yo + 5yo twins
    Tue - 1 schoolie + 4yo + 3yo
    wed - 2 schoolies + 2x 4yo + 3yo
    Thur - 5yo twins + 9m
    Fri - 9m

    My kids DS (8) and DD (14) are include in my numbers until they are 16 so am very restricted in numbers up here
    Im as full as i want to be - wish folk would decide what they are doing after summer as some start school and because im in Scotland my spaces are precious and schoolies are taking up spaces
    XX Jill XX

 

 

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