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SGGORE · 21/07/2018 21:12
supercalifragilistic2 · 21/07/2018 21:14
Done :)
takenitall · 21/07/2018 21:24
I've done it too
Great idea
Stupidusername1 · 21/07/2018 21:26
Done
GeorgieTheGorgeousGoat · 21/07/2018 21:32
Will you be looking at costs and sustainability? I’d be interested to see those.
RiaEvaCol · 21/07/2018 21:35
Done :)
december212 · 21/07/2018 21:45
Done. Great idea!
CaitlinsYellowSocks · 22/07/2018 05:24
Done. Personally I don't think I would use a 24 hour service - I would rather children were with family/friends if we needed to be away from them overnight. Assuming overnight care would either be for people who work nights, or for emergencies/one-offs?
But would like longer and more flexible opening hours, including weekends, option for holiday care or ad hoc care - my son's at a term time only nursery and we are finding summer holiday care really difficult (mix of parents helping, working from home, play schemes, holidays etc.)
Newmanwannabe · 22/07/2018 05:28
It is a very good idea and option for shift workers such as nurses and police. They are slowly appearing. Onsite, at a hospital would be amazing.
PrincessHairyMclary · 22/07/2018 05:42
Our local hospital has an onsite nursery with longer opening and closing time for the staff. I've often wondered what they do with their children if they are on a night shift as many will have moved into the area away from their family and support system. So hospital grounds might be a good place to locate your 24h nursery, lots of potential customers.
PrincessHairyMclary · 22/07/2018 05:43
Cross post
crocsaretoocoolforschool · 22/07/2018 05:50
I was a retail manager when I split up with my ex
-ending my relationship also ended my career because I couldn't get childcare
I would have regularly used evening and weekend care and occasional overnights
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