Looking to recruit or become a British nanny? You'll find expert advice, insider insights, and practical guidance covering everything from wages and training to working abroad and finding the perfect match. A British Nanny is here to help.
How to Set Up Your Own Nanny Business
Start a nanny business by handling legal requirements, hiring quality staff, and marketing to families needing childcare.
Being Self Employed as a Nanny
Self-employed nannies are rare in the UK, but it's possible under specific circumstances, here's what you need to know.
Discussing Sensitive Topics with Parents
How to talk with parents about concerns with your child when trust and professionalism matter most.
When a British Nanny Is Not British
Families hiring nannies should know why foreign applicants are applying to work in the UK and what legal checks to do.
Using a Nanny to Help Your Child Sleep
A sleep nanny can help your exhausted family establish healthy sleep habits and give parents the rest they desperately need.
Children and Young People's Workforce Certificate
New Level 2 certificate for people entering childcare and youth work roles, covering English, maths and IT skills.
Advice on Nannies...from Mums
Real mums share their honest tips for hiring, managing and building a good relationship with your nanny.
Live-in vs Live-out Nanny
Weigh the pros and cons of live-in versus live-out nannies to find the right fit for your family's needs.
Nanny Training and Development
Get trained as a nanny through college courses, vocational placements or on-the-job learning with the right skills and qualifications.
Night Nannies
A night nanny can handle overnight baby care so exhausted parents get the sleep they need during those difficult early months.
What Is a Doula?
A doula provides emotional and practical support to mothers and families during pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period.
Nanny Jobs in a Recession
How recessions affect nanny jobs in Britain, from nanny shares to families cutting childcare costs.
What Is Nanny Tax?
Employers who hire nannies must pay taxes and National Insurance contributions, registering with HMRC and setting up a PAYE payroll scheme.