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Nanny going home during the day?

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EmMum06 · 10/09/2010 11:17

Hi guys,

Are there any hard and fast rules (or laws) on ofsted registered nannies spending time in their own home during the day with mindees?

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missnevermind · 10/09/2010 11:59

This is a bump for you as I dont really know, but I thought they were not insured in their own home with the children.

karen2010 · 10/09/2010 12:13

did not sandy some thing say there is a 2 hour rule or something sure i have read it on this board

karen2010 · 10/09/2010 12:16

found the the thread i have been talking about
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/childminders_nannies_au_pairs_etc/1036651-After-school-care-activitys-for-older-sisters

nannynick · 10/09/2010 14:23

The up to 2 hours in any day (day being 2am-6pm) would apply, as the nanny is not registered to provide childcare in their home.

There is some provision within legislation (Childcare Act 2006) for a 14-day exemption. However for that to apply my understanding is that the regulator needs to be informed first.

Why would your nanny be wanting to take your children back to their [the nannies] home?

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