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Report RE: is it acceptable to turn my garden into a nursery?
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RE: is it acceptable to turn my garden into a nursery? - 27-06-09 22:18
by: Lolo
I think if you did that then you would stop being a childminder, which is a wonderful form of childcare, but you wouldn't be a particularly great form of nursery either - accessing through your house is a bit weird, and summerhouse/ shed isn't really a great environment, tbh. I can imagine it would suffer from extremes of temperature.
Why not build a big play room - and there may well be capital grants money for you to do this - and then you could have assistants or co childmind with people.