| So any childminder who is looking for inspiration should join the library and avail of the resources without paying a lot of money. |
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| A home childcarer might work most of the week as a childminder in her own home but do the odd evening shift or overnight stay at your house. |
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| The woman, diagnosed with the disease 11 years ago, is currently fully mobile and is able to work as a childminder from home. |
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| It forces them reluctantly to become part of the black economy, because the cost of legitimately employing a childminder is unviable. |
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| Any childminder worth their salt should provide an excellent environment for children of any age. |
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| Detectives arrested the 37-year-old childminder on suspicion of murder and held her for two days before releasing her on bail yesterday evening. |
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| In particular, he carries out at least one to two childminder inspections per month. |
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| The majority of people can get help with the cost of childcare and it is up to the individual whether you prefer a childminder or nursery. |
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| Childminding networks can also arrange backup care if your regular childminder is ill. |
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| Five years ago my son's childminder and her husband emigrated to Australia. |
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| The 37 year-old childminder has defended her use of the hi-tech snooping methods. |
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| Mr Clarke worked as a part-time security guard at Somerfield in the town and his wife was a childminder. |
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| To help you agree a fair fee, consider linking it to the going rate for a childminder in your area. |
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| The person also must be fully insured and must agree after training to work as a childminder for at least the minimum of two years. |
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| Putting your one-year-old in a nursery or leaving them with a childminder may turn out to be a more momentous decision than you thought. |
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| Watch how the childminder, nanny or nursery staff reacts to your child when you meet them. |
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| Education inspectors are on target to monitor every childminder and day care provider in North Yorkshire by March. |
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| At present the tax credit is available only for children who are cared for at a nursery or by a registered childminder. |
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| Grandpa, temporarily cast as full-time childminder, takes the kids to the zoo with hilarious consequences. |
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| A local mainstream school is happy to receive half of those children and they attend with a childminder. |
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| This report is always sent to the childminder, the head office and the sub-regional committee. |
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| Are you looking for a local deli, a childminder for your little angels, a handyman or do you need legal advice? |
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| The profession of nanny or childminder is not always recognised at its full value and importance. |
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| If the baby dies while in the care of a babysitter or childminder it is important to try not to blame them and to realise that they will also need support. |
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| It will also give all three to five-year-olds an entitlement to up to five free half-day sessions with either a school, nursery, playgroup or childminder in their area. |
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| Before you put your child in charge of a babysitter, childminder or other carer, it's important to think about safety issues and be aware of any signs of trouble. |
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| Helene is the daughter of Kiki's childminder, who, after a two years world trip, decided to set in New Zealand. |
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| The role of childminder isn't a glamorous one but it has many advantages: it promotes patience and makes individuals more aware. |
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| Just phone us, and an experienced, qualified childminder will come to your home. |
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| In England, every three and four-year-old is eligible for at least 15 hours per week with a registered childcare provider, whether it's a playgroup, nursery or childminder. |
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| It took me ages to find good childcare for my son but I eventually found a childminder who also looks after the little boy of someone I know. |
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| In the second quarter of 2005, 32 per cent of families with a child born in the first quarter of 2004 took advantage of the PAJE-CMG to employ a childminder, while 1.5 per cent employed a live-in help. |
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| The idea of the nuclear family, with the breadwinner father out at work and the housekeeper and childminder mother at home, is neither as old nor as obvious as it seems. |
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| But that's OK, it's not like you'll be doing anything else all day, like actually looking for a job or caring for your children because you can't afford a childminder. |
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| In narrowly political terms, it also fits well with Clegg's late but welcome brake on the move to increase the number of children a childminder can look after. |
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| This mobile support is provided wherever the child is generally to be found, that is, at home, with a childminder or at the crèche or kindergarten. |
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| The question I ask myself is this: is the childminder, or the uncle or the grandfather who looks after this child for a day also a person with reduced mobility? |
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| Jake, who was cared for by childminder Sally Stevens, contracted the illness in February last year. |
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| This means that for every registered childminder in Wales, another three jobs are supported elsewhere in the economy. |
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| We are seeing the benefits of this approach because, contrary to this outdated data, no childminder in the borough is currently rated 'inadequate. |
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| On average, the study found that a mother pays PS7,127 a year to a childminder or nursery and would need to work for 17 weeks a year before she has broken even on these costs. |
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| A CHILDMINDER has been named as a finalist for a top national award. |
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