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Childcare vouchers and nannies

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weebarra · 06/09/2013 17:05

Have just had DC3 and starting to consider a nanny rather than nursery for DCs when I go back to work. Only do 2 days but out of house from 8 - 6.30.
Are nannies likely to take CC vouchers, our cm did but no experience of nannies!

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Ireallymustbemad · 06/09/2013 17:07

Nannies need to be registered with ofsted to take childcare vouchers. Not sure what proportion are registered.

weebarra · 06/09/2013 17:09

Ah, in Scotland so not ofsted.

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OutragedFromLeeds · 06/09/2013 18:07

All the nannies I know are paid with childcare vouchers. I'm in England though.

NomDeClavier · 06/09/2013 19:19

In Scotland you need to go via a nanny agency registered with the Care Commission. It's not unusual.

nannynick · 06/09/2013 19:40

Not at all unusual.

In Scotland, recruit via an agency as NomDeClavier says. Some agencies may let you use them for voucher purposes but you find nanny yourself. Contact agencies and ask about fees and services they provide.

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