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Getting the right childcare can make all the difference in managing your work-life balance. Supernanny gives you the lowdown on your options and offers tips from parents who have been there so you can make your choice with confidence.

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Let’s Lose the Labels: challenging stereotypes of single parents: Being a single parent is tough enough, without having to deal with attitudes that are often just plain wrong...; Gingerbread — Gingerbread (Supernanny Expert) 12 March 2010
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Not enough hours in the day...: It’s hard juggling work and family life at the best of times and there are always the inevitable crises – sickness, childcare disasters, sudden breakfast meetings or ‘bonding’ sessions in the Cotswolds... How as a working mother can you establish a daily routine that works in sickness and in health? Mandy Garner from jobs site Workingmums.co.uk gives some advice (and indispensable practical tips).; workingmums — www.workingmums.co.uk (Supernanny Expert) 24 July 2008
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What to look for when choosing a Nursery: Supernanny expert Amanda Coxen, from Tinies childcare, gives her tips and advice on how to find the best nursery for your little one.; Amanda Coxen — Amanda Coxen, Tinies (Supernanny Expert) 23 April 2008
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How to interview a nanny: You've decided that you want a nanny to look after your most treasured possession - your child. But how do you make sure you get the best person possible for the job? Supernanny expert Amanda Coxen, who has a wealth of experience in this area, offers her tips.....; Amanda Coxen — Amanda Coxen, Tinies (Supernanny Expert) 04 March 2008
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Is your child old enough to babysit?: Caring for their little brother or sister is often an older child’s first experience of babysitting – but how do you know they’re up to the job?; Supernanny Team 15 January 2008
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Work and motherhood – the juggle continues!: Working mums face more hostility from female colleagues than male when they try to juggle home and work, according to a new survey. The research, by the Family Care Company, also found that over half of working mums found it easier to blame heavy traffic or a faulty alarm clock than admit that childcare problems made them late. Perhaps the work-life balance is all too much of an illusion…….; Supernanny Team 19 September 2007
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Your Father's Right?: Lawyer and father of three Michael Cox argued that he should not have to pay child support if the children spend half of the week living at his house. The courts disagree...; Supernanny Team 26 June 2007
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Choosing a Child Carer: If you’re a parent planning to return to work or education, you’ll need to start thinking about childcare. The National Childminding Association offers Supernanny readers help with this important decision…; National Childminding Association of England and Wales (Supernanny Expert) 04 October 2006
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