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Hi, my name is Alycia and I am an in home childcare educator with A Place to Grow. I have been an educator for almost 2 years now, and have enjoyed being able to provide opportunities for children to learn and grow in a smaller environment. We do weekly outings to the library, Fun Football as well … View moreHi, my name is Alycia and I am an in home childcare educator with A Place to Grow. I have been an educator for almost 2 years now, and have enjoyed being able to provide opportunities for children to learn and grow in a smaller environment. We do weekly outings to the library, Fun Football as well as walks to the park or to explore the area, and many learning experiences here.
I currently have the following spaces available:
Monday: 1 'over 2'
Thursday: 1 any age
Friday: 2 spaces (1 under 2 or 2 over 2)
For more info or to book a space or visit, please PM me or text 027 747 8613
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