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- Childcare During Lockdown: Full Survey Results
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At Nannies Matter, we like to give you that extra helping hand when it comes to bringing up children. That's why we've put together these handy guides for parents, nannies and anyone else who looks after children.
The question of how many children a nanny can look after depends on many factors, and there is not one clear answer. Here, the childcare experts at Nannies Matter will explain how many children a nanny can look after according to the legal considerations.
If you have experience in childcare, or you simply love working with children, you might have considered becoming a nanny. There are many different parameters to consider - for example, whether you want to work full-time or part-time.
The current coronavirus pandemic is proving to be a stressful and confusing time for children and their families all over the world. Read the post to find a list of essential resources for helping children to deal with the pandemic.
More than two million children under the age of 15 are involved in an accident every year, according to the Prevention of Accidents, making it important you do everything you can to keep them from harm. We have shared some advice on keeping your child safe in the home.
We understand that hiring a nanny can be a daunting process, particularly if you've never done it before. We have created a step-by-step guide to help make sure the whole process goes as smoothly as possible.
We know it can be tricky coming up with fresh ideas to keep children entertained. If you're stuck for ideas on something to do in and around the Home Counties, we've got some suggestions for you and the whole family.
We know Christmas is a time for fun with all the family, but it can bring a brand new set of health hazards for your children. Here's some advice on how you can avoid these potential new hazards and keep your children safe this Christmas.
Returning to work after having a child can be a daunting prospect, and also means having to make difficult decisions about your work-life balance. We share some tips to make your transition back to the workplace easier and stress-free.
When the weather turns cold, it might seem difficult to find activities for you and the family to enjoy. However, we believe that the colder seasons only bring more fun. That's why we've put together this ultimate list of activities for you and your children.
Writing a letter to Santa is one of the oldest Christmas traditions and we've given the old format and update with our fun (and free) printable. Not only will it be fun for the children to fill in, but it can help you organise what you need to buy.
How have parents’ attitudes to spending time with children been affected by lockdown and homeschooling? Read the full results of our survey at Nannies Matter.
Nannies can give your children the best possible care, even when you cannot be there yourself. Learn about the responsibilities of a nanny from Nannies Matter.