Life should too.
Real life is rarely nine to five. It’s a late dinner, an early flight, a meeting that runs over, a wedding in the hills. Here is where we tend to come in.
Remember conversations that lasted longer than a starter? Go out, take your time, order the pudding. Someone your children like is at home, and bedtime will happen more or less on schedule.
School is closed, the call is at ten and the client has flown in specially. Tell us when you need to be somewhere else and we’ll make sure someone good is with the children.
A night away. A very late party. A flight at an unreasonable hour. Evening and overnight care means the children go to bed as usual and wake up to a familiar face.
Sometimes you don’t want to go anywhere. You just want someone else to build the sandcastle for an hour while you sit down. That counts too.