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Primary Education

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TrueBlue said:
Nanny TrueBlue is always on hand
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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 :)
 
OldBlueLady said:
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.
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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!
 
Uncle Leo said:
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!
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We that ones Jerry the cowboy. And that big dipper looking thing is Alan....... the cowboy.
 
Uncle Leo said:
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!
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If you like that you want to get them somewhere with no light pollution, it's amazing!
 
TrueBlue said:
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.
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Work is work baby what ever brings in the folding,and i can vouch for TB service top notch.:thumbsup:
 
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