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April 27th, 2009
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Mum with toddler age and 13 year old wondering if there were any events happening in the wellington area be great to hear from others.
Hi Tracy, Sangeeta is in Wellington.
Try writing something on this post.
http://singleparents.org.nz/2009/03/08/events-and-support-meetings/
Hi, I am a single parent and am here visiting my parents from the UK. I have applied for all the permits and have a job offer. My son is 2 and I have enrolled him in nursery for 3 days a week. I amlooking for other single mums with similar age children for friendship. We are both homesick and missing our friends in the UK. Can anyone help or give advice? I am going to a lovely playgroup on a Tuesday but when it is not on, we miss it. The mothers there are all lovely and friendly but haven’t made any firm friends who are willing to get together outside the playgroup. I look forward to hearing from someone soon!
Hi
Any single mums in East Auckland area? I’m a ‘older’ single mum with a newborn and would love to meet anyone in similar situation.
Just launched http://www.soschildcare.com – an online emergency child care finding service where single parents can find a nanny, babysitter or aupair at short notice for unexpected circumstances or reasons of sickness.
In this turbulent economy, most people are feeling vulnerable in their jobs and don’t want to rock the boat by phoning the boss to say their child is sick.
http://www.soschildcare.com’s signup process enables child carers to opt in to short notice/emergency care and other forms of care such as shared care, respite care and school holidays cover. The site has a one-of-its-kind Credentials Upload feature, an automated process for parents to request to sight credentials, which takes the awkwardness and hassles out of reviewing supporting documentation.
Parents and Child Carers can sign up FREE and search profiles FREE. We’re offering free upgrades from Basic to Premium Membership to all users who sign up first and then email us with ‘SOSCC’ in the subject line and their new username in the body of the email (allow up to 24 hours for upgrade to take place), until the end of August 09.