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A Typical Day In The Life Of A Professional Nanny

Being a professional nanny is a highly rewarding career that comes with a lot of responsibility. The role of a nanny is to provide care for children in their employer’s absence, and this includes everything from meal preparation and playtime to discipline and education. Happy

Calling all amazing childcarers: We need you!

Are you a qualified nanny who loves what they do? Would you like to work with a family who is perfectly suited to your strengths and interests? Do you believe in providing a safe and stimulating environment for the children in your care? If you

The next big thing in childcare

The next big thing in childcare With rising costs and continuing problems, what does the future hold for childcare? We examine issues with the current system and potential alternatives for you and your family. Childcare is a hot topic at the moment. With the cost

Happy Nest’s nanny app

We are very excited to inform you that we have now got an app! The Happy Nest nanny app is designed for instant job alerts straight to your phone wherever and whenever! Not quite sure what an app is? Not to worry. App is an abbreviated

SLEEP TRAINING COURSE

23rd July 2022   As the premier sleep-training provider we can help you enhance your skillset and taking a sleep training course A 2-day blended course (1 day online + 1 day in-person training in London)   Apply here   This OCN Level 3 & 4 Sleep Training

Meet Nanny Consultant Rachel

Meet Rachel our wonderful nanny consultant. Rachel is usually the first person you will speak to when you apply for a nanny role or to register as a nanny with Happy Nest. Rachel works full time and is available to take your calls and emails

How To Help Your Child Develop Their Motor Skills

Although children exposed to the COVID-19 virus have generally fared well, child development during the pandemic itself has become a cause of concern. Researchers from the New York–Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital found that babies born before and during the crisis showed significant neurodevelopmental differences, specifically with