Sue has been looking after my little boy, whilst I attend college, for one morning a week.
I think it is always a good sign that he is exhausted when he comes back. A full range of activities happen every Thursday (from play group, visit to local soft play, mornings out in the woods, visits to the local garden centre and the pet shop).
Sue only uses her car when she needs to so I know my son gets fresh air whilst he is in her care.
His development has improved massively since being at Sue ' s particularly his eating skills (from smooths to lumps to now eating sandwiches etc) and his walking.
I am sorry to say that my son probably won't be with Sue much longer as I return to work and her simply not having the availability to suit my hours of employment. This is the only reason my son would stop being cared for by Sue, and something I wish were different.

Any child who is lucky enough to get a place with Sue will be cared for as if one of her own and will be kept busy with a range of activities suitable for all ages within her charges for each day.