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Childcare In Morzine - Any experience/ recommendations please!
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Hi,
New to this forum and looking for advice!
We are a group of 9 family and friends who have skied together for a number of years and are heading to Morzine on 14th March 2009, taking children with us for the first time.
We are booked to stay at L'Aplin Lodge chalet which is due to open in December and is run by The Mountain Lodge Company who already have another chalet in the resort, Les 4 Vents. Does anybody have any experience of them?
The children coming with us will be 6 and 11 months when we go. Are there any recommendations on which ski school would be best for the 6 year old (she has never skied before). And any recommendations on any of the childcare companies in Morzine and whether we would be better off using one of the English run nanny services Cheeky Monkeys or Jack Frosts of the local creche. We are only looking for childcare in the mornings and possibly 1 full day as we'll spend time with him in the afternoons.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
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Not being a "child owner" I am hideously unqualified to comment...
...but since when did that stop me...
Friends have used Cheeky Monkeys and were very pleased. But book now - good childcare in Morzine is rarer than rocking horse ....
I don't know anyone who has used the local creche, but I'd imagine that it's good. The French seem to do childcare. But your child will need certificates for all the jabs they want.
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But book now - good childcare in Morzine is rarer than rocking horse ....
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Cheeky Monkeys and Jack Frosts are both good but they don't come cheap. The local creche L'Outa is excellent and very reasonable.
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Thanks for the responses.
I have got quotes from Cheeky Monkeys and Jack Frosts and they are quite expensive even with just the half days we want. Am considering L'Outa as my little boy will be used to a day nursery environment as he'll be in daycare a few days a week when i'm back at work in Jan.
Do they have English speaking staff at L'Outa (i'm assuming yes as they have an English and a French webpage) and is it like a day nursery as we have in the UK?
Thanks
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