Childminding

  • Medicine Policy

    Whilst I am caring for your child, I am happy to administer medicine should the need arise providing you have signed a parental permission form for me to do so. I can administer non-prescribed medication, such as Calpol or Nurofen, if an accident occurs and your child needs pain relief.  Even though you may have…

  • Lost Child Policy

    The care of your child is paramount and I will always aim to ensure that they remain with me and my registered assistants and are safe. However sometimes children can become ‘lost’ in busy places and therefore as a responsible childminder I have written a procedure that will be followed in the unlikely event of…

  • Language Policy

    This policy is written for children who use English as a second Language. I have made a commitment to value the language and cultures of all children in my care. I will endeavour to promote a positive attitude towards bilingualism and provide opportunities for the development of the child’s home language. I understand that young…

  • Illness Policy

    I understand that as a working parent you need to be able to go to work however if your child is poorly then they will be more comfortable in their own home with yourself. Whilst I am happy to care for children with minor coughs and colds I request that children are to be kept…

  • Hygiene Policy

    It is very important to prevent the spread of germs and illnesses that hygiene procedures are in place and strictly adhered to. Children are encouraged to wash their hands after going to the toilet, touching animals and playing outside. They must also wash their hands before eating any meals and snacks. I have posters up…