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    other mummy .....so if all of your parents tell you AND confirm that they are NOT coming on a particular day....you don't leave your house...just in case....let's say....they change their mind during that day and maybe want to bring the child even for an hour...because theoretically you must be available for the whole day to get paid for the day???? that might work for you .(which is fine) ..but not me
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