Oh god! Another one! This artist must be a tattler!
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The duck is that?! I hope she didn’t pay good money 
Sean’s face top right is my favourite!
Hahaahahahahaah looks like a bleeping ball sackSean’s face top right is my favourite!
I really hope the artist does Swfeebs next. It will genuinely make my year!
I’d be offended more than anything if somebody did that to my picsThe duck is that?! I hope she didn’t pay good money
Probably becauS she had short shorts on (like you do in December) for her Christmas pic flashing her keks to all and sundry like she did last yearOh my god look at her thigh bottom right corner
Why is she sending Dave into nursery??? It’s a pandemic, and she’s at home on mat leave. Surely childcare right now is so people can go to work only?
You’d like to think she would keep Dave at home rather than send her to nursery (to limit the risk to early years workers) but it’s easier to send her especially when the government are allowing them to stay open to all. Each to their own but I wouldn’t be sending my LO to nursery at the moment if I didn’t need to!
Nursery isn't seen the same as schools in all this and a lot are refusing to stop charging regardless of if the child goes in. While I don't agree, if you've paid for it I can see why you would.
They'll still be taking the money out though so why not ?
Because of the risks, to herself and her family, and also the nursery staff. The only reason nurseries have stayed open is so people can go to work-but she’s not at work? She won’t be paying for it as Evelyn gets free hours now. I’m a key worker, working from home, homeschooling my 5 year old. Technically I could send my 3 year old into preschool, but there’s no way I would put anyone at unnecessary risk when I’m at home.
If she's using free hours then no she shouldn't be at all.
She likely won't be entitled to free hours? Evelyn is two and they are both employed/likely to not be in receipt of income based support etc. Not trying to argue that she should be taking her to nursery, because I agree that people should be staying at home where possible.
She won’t get free hours yet, her birthday is May so won’t get them until September.
I’m a bit mixed on this one, I think if you’re still having to pay for it and it’s open it’s hard not to send them. My daughter is still going (but myself and my husband are both working so don’t have an option really). If the risk was as high at nursery as schools they would be closed too like the first lockdown.
However I’m sure she will still be seeing her parents who used to look after Dave certain days so if she really needed childcare I probably would do that rather than sending her to mix with so many others.
I just feel like this is a really tricky one. I understand why people are not sending them to nursery but I also don’t blame anyone who is.
I’m a bit mixed on this one, I think if you’re still having to pay for it and it’s open it’s hard not to send them. My daughter is still going (but myself and my husband are both working so don’t have an option really). If the risk was as high at nursery as schools they would be closed too like the first lockdown.
However I’m sure she will still be seeing her parents who used to look after Dave certain days so if she really needed childcare I probably would do that rather than sending her to mix with so many others.
I just feel like this is a really tricky one. I understand why people are not sending them to nursery but I also don’t blame anyone who is.
Not to defend as not keen, but a lot of the nurseries in my local area have been advertising on local groups/Facebook etc. to encourage children to attend as much as possible otherwise they lose their funding if chn aren't actually in the building. I don't know if that applies here but certainly seen a lot being said about it around here
They kept the nurseries open because they believe the risk is low and it is so important for their development. Can't blame her for sending her in, probably nice to have a little break with only one child
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