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Nicdigby · 19/11/2008 21:51

Hi there, I'm having a think about what help to get when my second baby arrives in March as my first one will only be 12 months old then, and I have no family help at all and hubby works long hours.

I was thinking about getting someone in who could look after both babies while I catch up on some sleep for a couple of mornings a week.

Or maybe an overnight person to look after the newborn a couple of nights a week to ensure I get a good night's sleep twice a week!

Do such people exist? I know there are nannys, but they charge £10+ an hour and probably won't want to do just a few hours a week for me. And TBH I balk at paying £10+ an hour when I'm at home at the same time, so it's not sole responsbility if you see what I mean???

Do you think babysitters exist in the daytime or do I need a mother's help or something? I'm not sure what the difference is.

Many thanks for any advice you can give. I live in SW London.

Nic

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TheRealMrsJohnSimm · 19/11/2008 22:54

How about a Doula? She will not only look after your little ones but she will look after you too

hertsnessex · 20/11/2008 10:43

A trainee Doula would cost you around £10/hr and a recognised normally alot more. Why dont you call and couple in your area? Find a Doula

matnanny · 20/11/2008 11:02

I am a nanny who does ad-hoc workand dont charge £10 per hour. Im in Croydon so not that far from you.

If interested, email me on [email protected]

Thanks

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