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do you charge more for part time mindee's?

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kelli22 · 20/04/2005 20:05

I'm thinking of childminding should i charge more for part time children?

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feelingold · 20/04/2005 20:24

I don't, but I know some childminders who charge for a minimum period per day e.g 4hours, even if child is only there for 3hours.
I don't know any childminders who charge more per hour for part-timers in my area.

KatieMac · 20/04/2005 21:04

No - but they do cause more problems...after the day I've had

KatieMac · 20/04/2005 21:04

Maybe offer a discount to F/T mindees..that might come accross better

alibubbles · 20/04/2005 21:54

I do.

I have a sliding scale of charges:- up to 20 hours, 21-30 hours
31-40 and 40+

Meals are included in fulltime, charged for all others.

I also have minimum charge of £25

kelli22 · 21/04/2005 19:35

Thanks for you messages.
I'm starting to think maybe i should just charge the same for whoever im minding that seems the fairest way - unless i go ahead with my idea of overnight care - in which case ill just do a set price per night and eve's will have to be more because its cutting in to my precious time with my dp plus my chill out time, but im sure that will be rare.

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