Childcare
Government must get early years education right
Now that the Liberal Democrats have come out against increasing childcare ratios, I hope the government will stop and think very carefully about their proposals to increase staff: children ratios in nurseries across the country. Saving money at this crucial stage in our children’s development could have grave consequences not only for our children’s lives but for society as a whole. Read More »
Nanny recruitment: a nightmare?
How to avoid the high cost, and the first meeting disappointment… Read More »
Mumpreneurs’ testimonials: How mum and daughter became business partners in their innovative Granny agency
When we came across Francesca and her mum, we immediately understood how innovative and useful the service they provide can be. Here is what Francesca told us about the idea behind her new childcare service, Granny and I, that places experienced and trustworthy Grannies in families to help with childcare and housework. Read More »
Let me play (Trust me … I’m learning)
A picture speaks a thousand words and this is one of my favourites. A shame it wasn’t around in 1999 when my 4 year old son was being constantly scolded, chastised and persecuted by his teachers. I’ve felt for a long time that children in the UK start school far too early and when this is compounded by being an August born child – the odds for a smooth ride in the early years, dwindle to virtually zero. Read More »
Top tips for hiring an au pair
Janey Fraser, author of THE AU PAIR, page turning read for families and perfect for busy mums/summer reading and fans of WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU’RE EXPECTING, has sent us great tips for hiring an au pair. Read More »
Baby Sleep and Crying (by expert Alison Knights)
Why do babies cry? If you’re having problems with baby sleep and need advice with you baby not sleeping, read on for help from Ali Knights. Crying is nature’s way of saying, ‘I need you, I cannot manage how I feel on my own as I have not yet got the brain development to mange my distress, I need your help to make me feel calm again’. It is the most basic communication between baby and parent. Read More »
Tips on keeping your child-minding mum happy
Research has shown that one in three working mums rely on their mums or mother-in-law’s for childcare when they return to work or further education. Read More »
DADS TAKE ON CHILDCARE DUTIES IN ONE IN SEVEN UK HOUSEHOLDS
Dads are the main childcare provider in one in seven (14%) UK households with dependent children, according to new research from life insurer Aviva. The study suggests at least 1.4 million* men in the UK, now take on the role of the ‘primary parent’. Read More »
Experienced nanny available for part-time work in Putney area
Experienced nanny – French girl looking for part-time work as a nanny in the Putney area (SW London) Read More »
New survey shows soaring cost of childcare is pushing the poorest out of work and children into poverty
Families on low-incomes across the UK are having to turn down jobs or are considering leaving work because they can’t afford to pay for childcare, according to new research from Save the Children and Daycare Trust. Read More »-
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