Primary Education

[TrueBlue]

Besides, you've got the issue of child care to sort out if your missus is going back to work. That'll set you back a fair whack per month as it is.

Nanny TrueBlue is always on hand

 

[MK Shrimper]

Nanny TrueBlue is always on hand

Excellent. I paid £400ish a month, for three days a week, term time only. It's crippling!

Alternatively pop numbers 2 & 3 out in quick succession and Mrs TB will be on permanent maternity leave :)

 

[rigsby]

Oh and say 'well done' a lot. Encouragement is SO important.

East Stand take note.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Absolutely, talk to them about what they can see around them, gardens or houses with interesting "adornments" on the walls or in the gardens (we always used to stop at a garden full of gnomes and animals to look), signs of new life in the Spring as things start to grow in the garden, smells in the air on a crisp Autumn day, with bonfires, different apples when you're shopping. Most of all ENJOY spending time with them.

As the nights are drawing in, getting them to look at the stars to try and identify planets etc. is good fun too.

Educational for me as well!

 

[Mad Cyril]

As the nights are drawing in, getting them to look at the stars to try and identify planets etc. is good fun too.

Educational for me as well!

We that ones Jerry the cowboy. And that big dipper looking thing is Alan....... the cowboy.

 

[OldBlueLady]

As the nights are drawing in, getting them to look at the stars to try and identify planets etc. is good fun too.

Educational for me as well!

If you like that you want to get them somewhere with no light pollution, it's amazing!

 

[Swiss Tony]

I am well educated I feel I had a great start, I drive a taxi through choice not need, I could go back up the city anytime really.

Love what I do, I guess it's each to their own.

Work is work baby what ever brings in the folding,and i can vouch for TB service top notch.:thumbsup: