babyminder


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a person who looks after babies (usually in the person's own home) while the babys' parents are working

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(29) Jeanne Thomas, 'Age and Gender Differences in Perceptions of Grandparenting' (1986) 41 Journal of Gerontology 417, 420; see also Pamela Cotterill, "But for Freedom, You See, Not to be a Babyminder': Women's Attitudes Towards Grandmother Care' (1992) 26 Sociology 603.
Grandparent childcare in Australia: a literature review
'But for Freedom, You See, Not to Be a Babyminder': Women's Attitudes towards Grandmother Care", Sociology: The Journal of the British Sociological Association, 26 (4), pp.
Sons, daughters and their mothers: Turkish women's perspectives on the gender of their children/Ogulla, kizlar ve anneler: turk kadinlarinin cocuklarinin cinsiyeti ile ilgili gorusleri
Then, just when it seemed Moyes had overplayed the role of fussing babyminder by keeping Rooney from his adoring audience, Radzinski smashed his 11th goal of the season to become only the seventh Everton player in 15 years to reach double figures in the League.
Football: SAINTS STUNNED BY RAD THE LAD!; Everton 2 Southampton 1
In fact, being a good babyminder is an important aspect of being a good hairdresser."
WHEN YOU BECOME MUM; SPICE UP YOUR LIFE: A DAY IN THE HECTIC LIFE OF A SUPERSTAR MOTHER WHEN BABY HAS TO GO TOO
Author Geoffrey Wansell, whose book An Evil Love was written with the collaboration of the Official Solicitor, also revealed that Fred told Mrs Leach that it was John who had killed babyminder Ann McFall.
JOHN HELPED US KILL 20; What Fred told a prison visitor days before his suicide in cell
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