Week 12
If you wish to employ a nanny after your Maternity Nurse completes her booking, our sister agency, Imperial Nannies and Governesses can assist you. Please click here or call 0207…
Weeks 10 – 12
Your baby will be on what is now a firmly established four hourly feeding pattern, comprising six feeds per 24-hour period, with each one lasting up to an hour, or…
Weeks 8 – 10
Baby is likely to be settling into a four-hourly feeding routine. Each feed taking anywhere between 40 minutes and an hour and a half, six times a day meaning that…
Weeks 6 – 8
Your Maternity Nurse is likely to recommend the gradual introduction of a four hourly feeding pattern. Winding will be easier, and your baby will be learning to wind himself as…
Weeks 4 – 6
At this stage, your baby is likely to be feeding every three hours and will still be waking in this pattern through the night. You may wish to introduce a…
Weeks 2 – 4
If breastfeeding, your milk supply should now be established and, depending on baby’s weight, you will be encouraged to feed your baby every three hours. Your baby will be going…
Weeks 1 – 2
Many parents find the first two weeks a massive adjustment and so this period is all about helping new parents to find their own feet. At this early stage, your…
Listed below are childcare qualifications that are recognised and appropriate to the profession:
MNT/OCN – Maternity Nanny Training Certificate BabyEm Levels 1 to 4 BabyEm Level 5 Diploma (offered solely to already practising experienced maternity nurses) Cache Level 3 (formerly NNEB which was…
If I show interest in a position abroad, what happens with travel expenses?
The client will pay for your train, flights and taxi both to and from the location abroad for the interview and for the booking. Before you leave we insist on…
Help! My client’s baby is one week overdue. How does that affect me?
When discussing the start date with the client, we do take into consideration whether it’s a first baby, a multiple pregnancy and, if this is not the first baby, previous…