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Home nursery concerns : IMMEDIATE HELP NEEDED

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mableblay · 09/11/2019 12:32

Hi all, I was recently looking for some alternatives to nurseries for our ds in London. Full time nurseries in London cost between £1400-1800 and I came across this company that connects you with home nurseries in and around London, Its about 200 pound cheaper for full time care, has any one had any prior experience with home nurseries

pros and cons?

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stucknoue · 13/11/2019 23:44

They are licenced as childminders. There's good and bad ones just like nurseries. Also consider a nanny or nanny share especially if you have space for a live in nanny. It's down to personal preference. Home nursery seems like marketing !

jannier · 17/11/2019 20:24

I've just come across them. They are definitely an agency so as far as your concerned just like using a childminder. The only difference is you may pay the agency to be referred to the childminder.

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