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Re: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?

Hi there, I can only imagine your pain as i dont have my own children. I also feel though that 3 weeks is too long of a time, and that you are probably feeling like this will start 'daddy being the favourite' if he can take them away for such long holidays. The most important for them though is that...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?
Replies: 15
by rissy
Sun May 25, 2014 5:14 pm

Re: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?

Hi there, I can only imagine your pain as i dont have my own children. I also feel though that 3 weeks is too long of a time, and that you are probably feeling like this will start 'daddy being the favourite' if he can take them away for such long holidays. The most important for them though is that...
Forum: Chat Here
Topic: School holidays - divorced parents - advice?
Replies: 3
by rissy
Sun May 25, 2014 5:14 pm

Re: How many children can a nanny look after

Nannies dont have a ratio for children, but for families instead. A nannyshare cannot be with 3 families otherwise they will need to register as a childminder.
In your situation it is up to the nanny and the families how many children they feel comfortable with.
Forum: Childcare
Topic: How many children can a nanny look after
Replies: 3
by rissy
Mon Apr 28, 2014 10:34 pm

Re: Au Pairs - I need some advice

There is no such laws about au pairs and live in nannies. But a traditional au pair is supposed a foreigner who works 25 hours a week and does not have sole charge of children under the age of 2. The au pair is paid 'pocket money' and the family is supposed to pay for english school for the au pair....
Forum: Childcare
Topic: Au Pairs - I need some advice
Replies: 1
by rissy
Mon Apr 28, 2014 10:30 pm