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WWYP - HELP!!!

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PickleLickle83 · 13/05/2018 09:23

I'm going back to work after having 5 years off to raise my children, I was hoping to start a job in September when my youngest starts full time school but managed to get a job that needs me to start in June. My youngest is currently in nursery for 3 hours in the morning. My mum will be collecting her from nursery 3 times a week and a friend 2 x week. My mum doesn't want paying but feel like I should pay my friend as she is giving up her free time. It will only be for 9 weeks.
What would you offer your friend as a fair payment? She would be looking after her for 5/6 hours. Please help as I don't want to take the pee by not offering enough money.

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Gizlotsmum · 13/05/2018 09:27

Does your friend have children? Did she offer or did you ask?

PickleLickle83 · 13/05/2018 09:46

I asked her and offered to pay her, she has never mentioned anything about the money but i want to pay her. She has children, her youngest goes to nursery with my youngest so she would be picking both of them up and having them for the afternoon

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Shylo · 13/05/2018 09:48

I pay my childminder £4 an hour so I’m d say probably go with a little less than that

PickleLickle83 · 13/05/2018 09:52

Thank you, that's really help as a guide Halo

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PickleLickle83 · 13/05/2018 09:53

Sorry Shylo, that was meant today *helpful Smile

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PickleLickle83 · 13/05/2018 09:53

Lol....to say helpful (fat fingers and stupid phone!)

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NoSquirrels · 13/05/2018 09:57

£20-25 per day?

BurpeesAreTheWorkOfTheDevil · 13/05/2018 10:07

Id be careful, people have got into trouble for paying for childcare when the person is not a registered childminder

FanSpamTastic · 13/05/2018 10:23

You do need to be careful here - there was a case where 2 mums who provided reciprocal care for each other's kids were told they could be prosecuted story.

It is different if she looks after your child in your house - problem only arises if she looks after your child in her house for money.

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