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Childminder - childcare options
By ThinkBaby on 23/08/2010 21:32:47
The pros and cons of using a childminder, what you can expect and where to find the right childminder for your child
. ProsChildminders must be registered (with basic training) and are subject to various checks and inspections (all over 16s living or working in their homes are also subject to background checks).Your child is cared for in a home environment
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Nannies - childcare options
By Maria Muennich on 20/08/2010 13:51:14
Nannies are a popular option. Know what to expect if you employ a nanny and how to find the right nanny for your child
at different houses, all the children being cared for together in one house etc.). When more than two families share a nanny the nanny needs to be registered as a childminder on Ofsted's Childcare register. ProsA nanny works in your own home so you don't have
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Childcare - choosing what's right for you
By Monica Stylli on 20/08/2010 10:54:38
Finding the right childcare for your family can be difficult but here are some tips to help you decide
parents can get up to 80% of their costs back through the childcare element of Working Tax Credit, when you use childcare that’s registered or approved. Call the Tax Credits Hotline on 0845 300 3900 to find out what you can claim. And remember, if you
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Returning to work after maternity leave
By ThinkBaby on 12/04/2010 17:11:29
From staying in touch with work to negotiating flexible hours when you return, Joanna Robson, founder of Babylaw Solicitors and an expert in maternity-related employment law, makes sense of your maternity rights
entitlement to SMP. These days are useful if you need to go into the office for meetings, training or just to keep up to date with what is going on at work. You are not obliged to return to work for these 10 days during your maternity leave - your employer
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Could I manage without childcare?
By Maria Muennich on 23/08/2010 10:38:03
If you work part-time from home you may wonder whether you could get by without regular childcare, and there are mums that do just that
No childcare. Can you go it alone? Most women women choose either to be full-time with their children, or have someone else care for their children while they work part or full time. But there is a third option open to mums who can organise
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Working when you’re pregnant
By Laura Lee Davies on 02/09/2010 00:10:57
Ten tips for making working in pregnancy a pleasure
as each body's reaction to pregnancy is different, but hopefully amongst our tips you’ll find something which improves your experience of working while you’re expecting your baby.1. Overcoming morning sickness In the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, morning
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Chidcare options: An overview
By Maria Muennich on 23/04/2009 04:49:00
When it comes to returning to work, sorting out the right childcare for your child and circumstances it top of the agenda
When preparing to go back to work, most mums will need to arrange some form of childcare for their baby/ children, whether they are working full or part-time. There are plenty of options out there for you to consider, but what will work best for you
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Childcare - planning head
By Maria Muennich on 20/08/2010 22:54:27
What are the pros and cons of the various childcare options once you have had your child?
Childcare if you choose to return to workWhen preparing to go back to work, most mums will need to arrange some form of childcare for their baby/ children, whether they are working full or part-time. There are plenty of options out
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Nurseries - childcare options
By Maria Muennich on 15/08/2010 06:26:40
What nurseries, crèches and daycare offer, the pros, cons, the costs are and what to look for when you visit
. London is the most expensive area, where the average cost was slightly higher and with some nurseries charging as much as £11,050 per year. Of course you will find nurseries that charge less than these averages and nurseries which charge more
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