Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Hi, I am looking for some advice please as someone that recently became a parent and going back to work in ME but splitting time between UK and ME whilst I get my business back up and running. How would I organise childcare? My husband will stay in the UK and I plan to spend 10 days every other month in ME and I will have to take my child with me (I am the mum). I lived in ME for many years and know of full time nannys and nurseries but does anyone have any ideas on how I can organise childcare for just the time I am in ME? Thanks in advance
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
How old is the child ?
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Why would you have to take the child with you? Not judging, just being nosey, can't imagine taking my child to the ME if I'm going to be working all the time and have daddy, family, friends and usual childcare in the UK. :)
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
As an extremely impressive and ludicrously good looking product of a broken home, why the hell would you want to put a kid through inter-continental shifting to-and-fro?
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Originally Posted by Ithcyfeet82
(Post 11966075)
Hi, I am looking for some advice please as someone that recently became a parent and going back to work in ME but splitting time between UK and ME whilst I get my business back up and running. How would I organise childcare? My husband will stay in the UK and I plan to spend 10 days every other month in ME and I will have to take my child with me (I am the mum). I lived in ME for many years and know of full time nannys and nurseries but does anyone have any ideas on how I can organise childcare for just the time I am in ME? Thanks in advance
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Well you said nursery so I presume the child is less than 3 years old.
I would recommend you just pay the complete fees of a decent nursery and get the kid in it for those 10 days when you are there alternatively you can hire a full time nanny and she can only work 10 days a month with 20 days off :) Can the child not be left in the UK with anyone (the father maybe?) for those 10 days? If the child is too young then dont you think its better for him/her to not travel so much in so little days? Or maybe you can give it some time till the child is a bit older? Anyway, just ideas :) Good Luck! |
Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 11966964)
what an incredibly sexist comment!
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Re: Organising childcare when splitting time between countries
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11966927)
As an extremely impressive and ludicrously good looking product of a broken home, why the hell would you want to put a kid through inter-continental shifting to-and-fro?
If she's feeding as well she'll be ****ing knackerd but I don't think it will affect the child too much. |
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