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Nursery Drop Off

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DollyDiamond · 29/07/2010 16:29

I know that at best this sounds nuts, but does anyone have any ideas for how I could find someone willing to travel at commuter rush hour with someone else's kid (albeit a relatively well behaved one!)??

I live in Richmond and work near Waterloo, so currently take my 2 yo on the train with me to the work nursery. She really loves it there and I'm loathed to take her out when I go on mat leave in November (pregnant with second, due in Dec!). Problem is, can't bear the thought of being on a train for 2 round trips a day either...

Ideally, I'd love someone to bring my 2 yo to the Waterloo nursery 2-3 days a week and I'd pick her up?

I have thought about advertising at work for someone who lives near-by to do it, but would prefer someone independent (if you know what I mean). Any ideas for how on earth do I find someone to do this?!

Thanks everyone, no-one ever said life was meant to be easy, eh?

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mummyquilliam · 30/07/2010 19:04

how about taking her out and putting her with a childminder nearer home?

Snuppeline · 30/07/2010 19:10

Put up a notice on the childmining thread or try the Netmums local thread for Richmond (childcare topic). There are a few older women and others who wish to be active and also make a few pounds. Might get lucky. However, if you are going back to work you wont actually bring two children in to nursery near work will you? I would suspect that would be quite hectic and so as waiting lists (particularly around 3 years landmark because of the free 15 hours a week) are very long in this area (I know I live here) I'd personally move dd1 to nursery closer to home and arrange for new baby to join later. Up to you of course!

DollyDiamond · 10/08/2010 12:48

Thank you very much for the suggestions - sorry for the delay in getting back to you! Smile

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