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I've seen plenty of posts re: CM and OFSTED, but, are there any nannies out there who have had an inspection and what do they expect to find, what do they look for? Do they expect the same drinks rule as CMs for example?
Personally the little one I have always has a drink close to hand and as there is only the one, I have no probs with children gettng cups mixed up
Pls do and let us all know what happened. Thanks a lot.
Yes I do wonder about the safety issues too, thankfully my current employers listen and take on board all the potential hazards and deal with them. Dont know what the inspectors would have thought about last lot tho....
Why would a nanny (or employer ) need to be inspected? I think the inspection is good for someone who offers his/her services to the public. But, I have no need to have my nanny inspected by someone else, and I'm certainly not inclined to pay for it.
"guess they want to check that the children are safe/well looked after"
That's my job. The government is not better qualified than I am to make such decisions.
I have watch over the last year or two the overwhelming dissatisfaction of childminder towards the government trying to nanny them. And they steer far clear of my nanny if they know what's good for them.
Actually I wonder if the government meddling in licensing and regulating nannies would lead to more people hiring them illegally. I could hire a "housekeeper" or a "children's chauffer" and not have to be regulated.
Maybe the government shoul dlicense us to have sex, you know, so they can make sure we are procreating with most appropriate partners.