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- grandparents or other extended family members
- live-in or daily nannies
- nanny-share
- mother's help
- maternity nurses
- au-pairs
Nannies provide childcare in your own home and are a popular choice for many families. They can look after children of any age and should provide plenty of fun and learning opportunities in a safe environment. Nannies can often work flexible hours and can be a suitable option if you work at times when other forms of childcare are not available.
A childminder works from his or her home caring for other people's children. If they are caring for 0-8 year olds on a paid or reward basis, for less than two hours a day, they do not have to be registered with social services.
These are places for parents and carers and their children to meet regularly for play. These groups are not registered and parents/carers stay with their children. They are not a childcare resource for you if you need to leave your children whilst you study or work.
Comment by: kylie williams 2007-03-04 11:44 | i am interested in doing childminding from home and would like to know of any places on the sunshine coast(QLD) which may be able to lead me in the right direction.
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Comment by: Samantha Cunningham 2007-08-22 05:07 | I am a single mom working 2nd shift at Bank of America's customer service center and I am looking for a daycare that I can take my 4 yr old to. Im working 4 days a week, 10 hr shifts. If any one comes across this and they know of a daycare to recommend, or if a provider reads this please contact me via e-mail at cunningham_samantha@yahoo.com
Thanks!
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