Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future."
There can be no greater joy than taking care of children, representing all the best in us. On the other hand, besides the obvious satisfaction of seeing the little flowers in front of your eyes, there are several advantages of being a caregiver, working from the comfort of your own home, choose your own schedule and workload in the care of their children while you work, and generally work a job where no two days in a row are the same. Child care workers also enjoy several economic benefits. For example, caregivers of children who have recently registered with Ofsted are given average initial grant to help cover the cost of building your business (eg insurance, safety equipment, toys, or belong to a national minority protect children NCMA).
A nanny is a professional who cares for a child or children under eight for more than two hours a day, to give domestic premises (other than the child's home). That person must be registered with the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted), which is the regulator of care in the UK. There are two records maintained by Ofsted - The Early Years Register, caregivers caring for children from birth to 31 August after their fifth birthday and caregivers caring for children under 8 years is a mandatory part of registration Ofsted
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