What is a nanny?

Nanny is an emerging profession newly promulgated by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. It mainly provides daily care and education for infants and young children aged 0-3. Nanny is a professional with comprehensive training in nutrition, health care, daily care, education, psychology, accidental injury prevention, etc.

Generally speaking, the work content of a nanny mainly covers four aspects: taking care of infants and young children, playing games with infants and young children, and communicating with parents.

1. Taking care of infants and young children: including taking care of infants and young children’s diet and feeding, personal hygiene, defecation and sleep, swimming and bathing, keeping the living environment of infants and young children clean, etc.

2. Health care: including prevention and treatment of common developmental problems, common diseases, prevention and treatment of accidental injuries, etc.

3. Play games with infants and young children: play games that promote the visual, auditory, and tactile aspects of infants and young children, carry out activities such as storytelling, reciting children's songs, reading books, singing, etc., carry out physical games, and paint Games or activities such as painting, doing crafts, acting out, etc.

4. Communicate with parents: The morning communication is mainly about the health status of infants and young children, their breakfast situation, asking whether there are any illnesses, and conducting morning examinations; the evening communication is to explain to parents the health status of infants and young children. According to the situation of the day, the subsequent care work will be arranged according to the situation.

Extended information

Professional regulations for nannies: 1. Bring personal daily necessities, including: work clothes for entry, slippers, towels, clothes and toiletries required for accommodation, Bring your own bowls, chopsticks, basin, etc. 2. Develop good personal hygiene habits, bathe frequently, wash hair frequently, and cut nails frequently (no mud is allowed in the nails). Rings and jewelry are not allowed to be worn to avoid scratching the baby and preventing the loss of rings and jewelry. 3. Change into work clothes. There will be cold air on your body in winter and hot air on your body in summer. Do not touch the baby if your hands are not warm. ?

4. Wash your hands before touching the baby and the mother, wash your hands after changing into shoes and work clothes after entering the door, wash your hands before cooking, and wear a hat when cooking (a hat specially designed for chefs to prevent hair loss) and masks (you must prepare a special mask like the one in the hotel to prevent spittle splashing). 5. Do not wear heavy makeup or perfume, as the fragrance will irritate the baby. Cause the baby to be allergic or sneeze.

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