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What we do know is that the time change can have a more significant impact on children who are not well-rested, resulting in crankiness, night waking, short naps and early morning waking.
I get fulfillment from seeing the attachment between mum and baby, knowing that I have helped create that.
Q.What made you want to become a Maternity Nurse?
I have always wanted to work with babies and children, so when I was told about Babyem maternity nursing training I was so excited to know this was my chance to help new life come into the world.
I came across Babyem's Postnatal Maternity Training course and decided to take the leap. I wanted a course that would teach me as much as possible about ranging from newborn sleep to colic and reflux, from a credible evidence-based point of view!
“Imagine waking up each day to a different job, a new child to get to know, a new location to explore – a new family to help with their childcare needs. It’s kind of like being Mary Poppins for the day, every day – or at least that’s how our team members here at British Nannies explain how they feel about their job as an Emergency Nanny!” British Nannies, 2017
A good Maternity Nurse can be like the friendly neighbour, experienced older sister or wise aunt that we all might have had around us in previous communities.
