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Name ideas?

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peckarollover · 12/06/2005 20:52

I like the idea of having a name for my childminding business but am a bit stuck as to what it should be.

Anyone got any ideas to start me off?

My real name is Rebecca - may help!?

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Evesmama · 12/06/2005 23:01

how did the hourse go pecka?...and have you got your car sorted?..you'll have to email be again as my pc had virus and have lost all address!

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 23:00

Magical Minds

?

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goosey · 12/06/2005 22:59

well maybe you just got it yourself with 'Magic Kids'!!! Kids love magic after all and yes aren't they just magic with their little faces all interested and filled with wonder.

Hulababy · 12/06/2005 22:58

Srry, recked keybrd by drpping ine ll ver it!!!

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:57

You would think they could spell creative hula ;)

Just kidding - that is lovely

actually so is "Just Kidding"

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Hulababy · 12/06/2005 22:57

DD's nursery is clled "cretive kids"

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:55

oooooooo that is lovely

That is setting me off on another train of thought

"...and the little one said"

I would love it to be something about the magic of kids. I am fascinated by their little brains and little faces.

Is there any word or phrase to describe how they take things in from a situation.

Inquisitve Minds or something

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:54

You see we are useful

All our help and you pick your own

Very nice btw

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:53

I think Im liking

"Happy Days"
Childminding Service in Huddersfield

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:53

That's Lovely

goosey · 12/06/2005 22:52

How about:

'And The Little One Said ...'

with cute photos of the children laughing and mucking about and some mention in your statement of how much you value listening to the children and to what they need and want etc

KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:48

Becky Pop-ins?
Huddersfield Pop-ins?
Pop in for Happy Days with Rebecca?

Pop in for Happy Days with Rebecca at Huddersfield Childminding

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:46

Or mary!

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:45

Shame your name isn't Katie

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:44

I loved, loved, loved Katie Pop-ins when I saw that~!

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:43

Have Happy Days at Huddersfield Childminding?

Relax when your children are with Rebecca they can have Happy Days and so can you?

I was also going to use Katie Pop-ins

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:40

I live somewhere beginning with H

I could be

Happy Days Childminding

For example

or Huddersfield Happy Days

but its not huddersfield

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:39

people want something recognisable as childcare -imo

Try something connected to your area

I was nearly Fleggburgh Childminding or Broadland Childminding

KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:37

Yes but there is that TV program connection

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:34

Do you like Happy Days

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:32

I don't think its condesending - but I will make parents jealous

Nurture is very new age? maybe? not very down to earth or practical

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:29

Im not sure I like the use of becca.

I like the idea of one word

NURTURE

Also quite like

Happy Days

I like the tag line

"You work whilst we play" but dont know if that is condescending

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:27

Don't go too girly with the logo - you want boys too....
Becca's bunch (like Brady Bunch)
Becca's brats (sorry)

peckarollover · 12/06/2005 22:24

lol thanks Katy. Reading it again, not sure why it would help. Just chuffed at how nice it is bless her!

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KatyMac · 12/06/2005 22:23

Lovely Becca - but it doesn't help me at all {sad] - sorry