Training
There are a number of childcare courses that you can take. However at Burlington Nannies we
are supporters of the N.E.S.T Accredited Course which is run by Kate Cranston-Stephens. Below you can read an
introduction to the course. For additional information please visit the website on
http://www.babyeducation.co.uk/
All N.E.S.T courses can be taken in London or Amersham
http://www.babyeducation.co.uk/
All N.E.S.T courses can be taken in London or Amersham
N.E.S.T
Newborn Education
Services & Training
Training to Care for Newborns & Supporting Mothers
Newborn Education
Services & Training
Training to Care for Newborns & Supporting Mothers
The N.E.S.T Accredited Course in Postnatal Care (Maternity Nursing)
Simply the only course provider accredited to (equiv) NVQ Level III offering a work experience scheme, ongoing mentorship and agency referral.
Introduction by Kate Cranston-Stephens BA (Hons), DPNC, MontDipEd
For over twenty years I have worked within the regime of the young and the very young as a Postnatal Carer (Maternity Nurse), teacher, researcher and educator. By combining these key ingredients I have adapted my research into training programme for those who wish to enter the specialist field of newborn care.
Why we use the term Postnatal Carer instead of Maternity Nurse?
The term maternity "nurse" suggests a medically qualified practitioner, which our research found to be misleading for 'new' mothers and those wishing to train in newborn care. Hence the term Postnatal Carer was born.
What is a Postnatal Carer (Maternity Nurse) and what do they do?
The Postnatal Carer plays a tremendously important role in the early lives of new mothers and their newborn babies. It is the role of the Postnatal Carer to instil confidence, provide support and advise a new mother in a very important yet neglected role in society, that being a new mother . A Postnatal Carer will remain in the home until the mother is satisfied that she is happy to continue with out support and guidance.
What makes the accredited N.E.S.T courses special?
N.E.S.T Accredited Courses have been introduced to bring the postnatal care profession recognition , to regulate training practices and on occasions provide a lifeline in a sometimes isolating experience for a new mother.
N.E.S.T Courses focus on both the care of the new mother and newborn baby.
The Postnatal Carer course offers a complete training programme with on going tutorial support, advice and guidance. It has been designed as a learning tool to build confidence and promote education in newborn care for both carer and mother. Also stepping outside the home environment and exploring the areas of law that affects all of us who work within the baby/childcare industry.
Simply the only course provider accredited to (equiv) NVQ Level III offering a work experience scheme, ongoing mentorship and agency referral.
Introduction by Kate Cranston-Stephens BA (Hons), DPNC, MontDipEd
For over twenty years I have worked within the regime of the young and the very young as a Postnatal Carer (Maternity Nurse), teacher, researcher and educator. By combining these key ingredients I have adapted my research into training programme for those who wish to enter the specialist field of newborn care.
Why we use the term Postnatal Carer instead of Maternity Nurse?
The term maternity "nurse" suggests a medically qualified practitioner, which our research found to be misleading for 'new' mothers and those wishing to train in newborn care. Hence the term Postnatal Carer was born.
What is a Postnatal Carer (Maternity Nurse) and what do they do?
The Postnatal Carer plays a tremendously important role in the early lives of new mothers and their newborn babies. It is the role of the Postnatal Carer to instil confidence, provide support and advise a new mother in a very important yet neglected role in society, that being a new mother . A Postnatal Carer will remain in the home until the mother is satisfied that she is happy to continue with out support and guidance.
What makes the accredited N.E.S.T courses special?
N.E.S.T Accredited Courses have been introduced to bring the postnatal care profession recognition , to regulate training practices and on occasions provide a lifeline in a sometimes isolating experience for a new mother.
N.E.S.T Courses focus on both the care of the new mother and newborn baby.
The Postnatal Carer course offers a complete training programme with on going tutorial support, advice and guidance. It has been designed as a learning tool to build confidence and promote education in newborn care for both carer and mother. Also stepping outside the home environment and exploring the areas of law that affects all of us who work within the baby/childcare industry.
COURSES
N.E.S.T. PNC (Maternity Nursing) Course - for Maternity Nurses
N.E.S.T 5 Step Flexible Programme of Learning - For Maternity Nurses & Qualified Child Carers
N.E.S.T Course in Postnatal Care
N.E.S.T Postnatal Care (Non-Medical Maternity Nursing) - For Schools & Colleges
One Day Courses/Seminars
Breasting Feeding & Sleep Training
Post Natal Depression
Multiple Births
New Mothers Skills Group - Questions, Answers & Advice
Nanny Taster Course
N.E.S.T. PNC (Maternity Nursing) Course - for Maternity Nurses
N.E.S.T 5 Step Flexible Programme of Learning - For Maternity Nurses & Qualified Child Carers
N.E.S.T Course in Postnatal Care
N.E.S.T Postnatal Care (Non-Medical Maternity Nursing) - For Schools & Colleges
One Day Courses/Seminars
Breasting Feeding & Sleep Training
Post Natal Depression
Multiple Births
New Mothers Skills Group - Questions, Answers & Advice
Nanny Taster Course