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Why Are Nannies Still Not Seen as Early Years Educators?

Why Are Nannies Still Not Seen as Early Years Educators?

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | Oct 15, 2025 | FAMILIES, JOB SEARCHING, NANNIES, NANNY EMPLOYERS, PLAY, Uncategorized

When I saw yet another study on early years education recently — inviting nurseries, early years educators, and childminders to take part, but not nannies — my heart sank. Once again, the very people who have been caring for and educating young children in the home...
National Dyslexia Week 2025: How Nannies Can Support Children

National Dyslexia Week 2025: How Nannies Can Support Children

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | Oct 7, 2025 | FAMILIES, NANNIES, PLAY, Special Educational Needs

Each October, National Dyslexia Week shines a light on the experiences of people with dyslexia and related learning differences. This year’s theme, “Raising the Volume”, reminds us that awareness alone isn’t enough — we must truly listen to...
Encouraging Healthy Eating for Children – How Nannies Can Make It Fun

Encouraging Healthy Eating for Children – How Nannies Can Make It Fun

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | May 6, 2025 | FAMILIES, NANNIES, PLAY, WEANING

Helping children develop healthy eating habits is one of the most important roles a nanny can play. With the rise in childhood obesity, picky eating, and overly processed diets, it’s more essential than ever to create positive, playful experiences around healthy food....
Hop Into Easter: Fun Activities for All Ages

Hop Into Easter: Fun Activities for All Ages

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | Apr 18, 2025 | FAMILIES, NANNIES, PLAY

Easter is a wonderful time to get creative, enjoy the outdoors, and make happy memories with the children in your care. Whether you’re looking after toddlers or tweens, we’ve rounded up a basketful of fun Easter activities that are perfect for all ages! 🐣 1–3...
Playtime Matters: Supporting the Play Commission’s Campaign

Playtime Matters: Supporting the Play Commission’s Campaign

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | Mar 6, 2025 | FAMILIES, NANNIES, PLAY

At the National Nanny Association, we know that play is at the heart of childhood. As nannies, we are born to play! That’s why we are proud to back the campaign led by Sir Paul Lindley and the Centre for Young Lives Play Commission, calling on the government to...
The Froebel Approach: Play-Based Learning for Nannies

The Froebel Approach: Play-Based Learning for Nannies

by britishnannyassociation@gmail.com | Mar 3, 2025 | NANNIES, PLAY

The Froebel approach to early childhood education has shaped the way we understand children’s learning for nearly two centuries. Developed by Friedrich Froebel in the 19th century, this philosophy emphasises play-based learning, creativity, and holistic child...
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