One third of working mums and dads are finding it increasingly difficult to find childcare, a survey for Good Morning Britain found.
Around 33% of the 900 parents quizzed by OnePoll said finding someone to leave their children with was an uphill struggle.
One third of working parents admitted they found it hard to find childcare during school holidays, a survey for Good Morning Britain found.
Some 33% of the 900 parents quizzed by OnePoll said they found it tricky to find a carer competent enough to look after their children while school was out.
Parents were recently revealed to be forced to shell out more than £100 a week to keep a child occupied during summer holidays.
In Britain the average cost of one week's holiday childcare is £114.51, with the South East of England the mot expensive at £140.88.
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