How to walk in knowing what to ask, what to record and what to do in an emergency — without piecing it together from a hundred different tips 62 illustrated pages.
PDF guide for private nannies in England · 62 illustrated topics
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Designed to read on your phone while you're in the family's kitchen, or to print and keep in your bag.
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 9 parts and 62 topics.
You've looked after children for years. But in someone else's home, with someone else's rules, every small decision feels bigger: who's allowed to collect the child? What do you write down if he bumps his head?
You've watched videos, read blog posts, saved lists. Each one says something different. And none of them tells you what to do first when the parents walk out the door.
This page is Room by Room: the Safety Walk. Stair gates, window restrictors, blind cords, button batteries, magnets, cleaning products — each one drawn, each one in its place.
You open it on your phone and walk through the house before the family leaves. Nothing to memorise. Everything to check.
The order was always there. It just hadn't been drawn for you yet.
A family lets you go after the trial day because you didn't ask the right questions up front. You start the search again — another week with no income.
You find a choking video for adults, then one for babies that uses a different method, then a forum post that contradicts both. Three hours gone, still not sure.
The parents are watching. The child is crying. You can't remember if you're supposed to call them first or call 999. That doubt follows you home.
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Nine parts in the order the job happens: from the interview and the agreement, through daily care, play, safeguarding and illness, to baby and child first aid on separate pages, with checklists at the end.
Every page holds a single part of the job. Clear written steps walk you through each procedure, with age-specific decision diagrams so you know which protocol to follow. A short box underneath holds the rule. Nothing to dig for across chapters.
This page is Before You Leave the House: changing bag, water, snacks, wipes, spare clothes, charged phone, contact card and the child's care plan.
Use it to check the essentials before each outing, together with the child's individual care plan.
Look once, check it off, get back to the children.
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The interview, trial day, contract and references: questions to prepare and points to clarify with the family.
The first handover, emergency contacts, the address card, and a room-by-room safety walk through the whole house.
Bottles, meals, weaning, the 14 allergens, safe sleep, nappies, bath time and recording medicines — the daily routine, written down.
Development by age, tantrums, boundaries, the outing checklist, roads, car seats and the park.
What safeguarding means for a nanny, the signs to watch for, photos and privacy, the daily log and the end-of-day handover.
When to call 999, 111 or the parents, high temperature, warning signs, vomiting and asthma care plans.
Baby first aid on its own pages: choking (back blows, chest thrusts), rescue breaths, CPR with two-thumb compressions, and burns.
Child first aid on its own pages: choking (abdominal thrusts), rescue breaths, CPR, recovery position, allergic reactions, head bumps, cuts and fits.
The interview checklist, the first-day checklist, baby and child first aid compared side by side, and the most frequent first-week mistakes.
Practise the moments that catch new nannies out, with 'what would you do?' situations and model answers that point back to the right page of the handbook.
Keep every day organised with printable record sheets and quick-glance cards for handover, contacts and the most frequent mistakes in the first weeks.
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PDF by email: Ready for the Family: Nanny Handbook reaches your inbox as a PDF, and the two free books come by email too. One-time payment, no installments or hidden costs.
You've been offered a role or you're going to interviews. You want to arrive knowing what to ask, what to prepare and what to record — without guessing.
You've worked as a teaching assistant, a carer, or you've raised your own children. You know how to look after kids — but someone else's home has different rules, and you want them all in one place.
You've just hired someone to look after your child at home. You want to give her a clear, illustrated handbook that covers handovers, emergency contacts, first aid and daily records from day one.
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It's a digital PDF. You receive it by email and you can read it on your phone, tablet or computer. You can also print it at home and keep it in your bag or in the family's kitchen.
Yes. Every page is designed to be clear on a phone screen, with one topic and one drawing per page.
PDF by email, to the address you enter at checkout.
Yes. It's written for private nannies working in family homes in England. The first aid pages follow the Resuscitation Council UK 2025 guidelines and St John Ambulance advice, and the safeguarding pages follow the current edition of Working Together to Safeguard Children (England). It does not cover Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
No. It is revision material to use alongside a hands-on paediatric first aid course. It does not certify competence and does not replace professional training or medical advice.
It's not about whether you know how to care for children. It's about knowing what to ask, agree, record and do in someone else's home, with someone else's rules and someone else's child. The handbook puts that in order.
No. It's an illustrated study guide. It doesn't give you a qualification, a certificate or an Ofsted registration. Joining the voluntary Ofsted Childcare Register as a nanny is a separate process, done directly with Ofsted.
A single payment at checkout. Nothing renews and you won't be charged again.
Yes. The two bonus books are also PDFs. You can print the scenario workbook, the daily logs and the handover cards and use them on paper every day.
Open it on your phone before the parents leave on Monday.
Every topic is drawn, in order, on its own page — check it off and get on with the day.
The interview, the first morning, the safety walk, the handover, the first aid: it's all here.
Open it on your phone before the parents leave. Everything you need to ask, prepare, do, record and check — one topic per page, drawn.
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