Please see attached a risk assessment that we have been sent by BAPN which you should go through with your nanny/employer to make sure you are all comfortable with the new arrangements that can be put in place.
Along with these measures, I am suggesting that you should also undertake the following where possible, this is just a guide and you should adjust so applicable for every household;
Where possible a separate toilet and sink should be provided for the nanny's sole use
Separate hand towel (clean 1 each day) (nannies you may wish to provide the towel)
Nannies- wash hands upon arriving at work as soon as you arrive and everyone to wash hands regularly
Temperatures to be taken before leaving for work/before the nanny arrives of both adults and children
Any temperature and the nanny should not be at work same applies if anyone shows any other symptoms
Social distancing- obviously the nanny can't social distance from the children but all adults must social distance ie not be in the same room together unless you are 2m apart so rooms such as kitchens, should be used at different times
Nannies- it is being advised that you change your clothes as soon as you arrive home, put them in the wash, clean clothes every day
Shoes should not be worn in the house
Nannies- some nannies are preferring to provide their own lunch, mug, plate and cutlery
Nannies- sanitise your hands after leaving work before you drive home.
Employers- please see note on risk assessment re cars.
Employers- if you have a cleaner please try to not have the cleaner there when the nanny is, as this is another person who the nanny would then be in contact with, who may well have been in contact with other people in other homes.
At all times the government guidelines should also be followed eg mixing of households, social distancing etc.
This link might help
working safely in homes