Since 2007 Anns Nannies has given hundreds of parents throughout the world a good night’s rest and we put a lot of time and care in a child’s development and well-being. It’s a nanny’s responsibility to keep children engaged in activities to ensure a healthy physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. Anns Nannies has many different types of nannies, please read below about each type and the services they provide.
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BABY SITTING
Our babysitters provide temporarily care for children on behalf of the children’s parents or guardians. They generally take care of children of all ages in need of supervision. Our babysitters work part-time and are paid by the hour, and are either scheduled regularly (e.g., every day from 3-6 p.m. or every Saturday night) or for special occasions (e.g., New Year’s Eve).
Ann maternity babysitters are responsible for planning activities for your children (e.g., games, sports, arts and crafts, etc. ) or supervising playdates. Some babysitters may be willing to take on additional responsibilities (e.g., cooking, light housekeeping, driving children to and from scheduled activities, and helping with homework) for extra money as long as you make those expectations clear to the candidates you interview.
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NIGHT NANNY
A Night Nanny has a special knowledge of caring for babies from new born up to 1 year. They arrive at your home in the evening and take care of all your baby’s needs throughout the night. The night nannie gently guides your baby to sleep through the night whilst you catch up on some much deserved rest.
Night Nanny duties:
Night feeds
Change nappies
Settle your baby to sleep
Prepare and sterilise your baby’s bottles
Dressing your baby in the morning
Giving help and advice on getting your baby into a sleep routine
Cleaning a circumcision and / or umbilical cord
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MATERNITY NANNY
Maternity nurses are happy to work with the parents, caring for the baby as you dictate. They can establish strict routines for the baby, often achieving the almost impossible task of the baby sleeping through the night in a matter of weeks. Or they can be flexible, and allow the baby to find its own pattern and routine. At the end of the day, they should follow the wishes of the parents.
What are the duties of a Maternity Nurse:
Providing support and guidance and teaching parents how to care for their new baby
Giving advice on all aspects of baby care including breast or bottle-feeding, setting routines, general baby care and hygiene
Making sure that mum is well rested
Baby’s laundry and nursery cleanliness
Sterilising and making up bottles
Night Feeds
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BREAST FEED TRAINING
Our lactation consultant have meet the IBCLC’s entry requirements set by the examining board IBLCE (International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners). These include 1000 hours of clinical practise 90 hours of lactation education in the 5 years prior to applying.
The lactation consultant will help mothers meet their breastfeeding goals:
Will give you tips on how to safely store expressed breast milk
They will help you if you are having problems breastfeeding, painful nursing, problems latching on and if you have low milk production
If you have a baby who is not gaining weight, we will help you resolve the issue.
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SLEEP TRAINING
Our sleep trainers give parents support and advice, and provide them with techniques which are right for their baby or child.
Have been accredited by OCN (Open College Network Credit4Learning)
All our sleep trainers have pediatrics first aid qualified
DBS checked and Ofsted certified
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