Nannies:

A nanny works at your home, caring for your child/children, or possibly two families’ children, is usually female and normally qualified. Qualifications often change nowadays but include a two year college course such as N.N.E.B, BTEC, N.V.Q, N.A.M.C.W, or similar.
Nannies can be registered if you prefer, which gives the family (if applicable) the chance to enjoy benefits of Working Tax Credits.

A nanny's responsibilities known as 'Nursery Duties' usually include washing, ironing and cooking for the children, cleaning their bedrooms or play areas, nurseries. Other household tasks are not normal. If the nanny lives in she will have her own bedroom and often a private bathroom. Some nannies are given a car or the use of the family's car, but she may use her own car (see nanny terms)
A nanny's wage depends on qualifications, experience, age and if live in or out. A daily nanny should not work over 10 hours per day, with 1-2 evenings per week babysitting paid on top. Most nannies will cover for the odd evening or even weekend on an occasional basis but not regularly. A residential nanny should not work more than 10 hours per day Residential nannies work up to two evenings babysitting per week (included in pay)
We can help you find the right nanny for you and start looking as soon as you return your form.

Before selection we always check references and provide our unique reference log for your peace of mind. We are pleased to offer you a 6 weeks guarantee so will either- replace the nanny, partly refund you or offer you credit (see terms for full information) To consider files is free of charge.

Other Staff:

Mothers Helps, Short term/ emergency cover nannies, Maternity nanny/nurse.

To initially ask about whom we have on our books feel free to call us:

Amber au pairs & Nannies: