I'm a CSSIW registered childminder. This is a home-from-home setting where children will feel happy and loved.
26/12/2022
I just wanted to say thank you so much to my childminding family 💖
Not only for your gifts but for being such a fantastic bunch! You know who you are and you’re all amazing. Because of you and your gorgeous, funny, entertaining children I look forward to work each day. Thank for for choosing me and supporting me . 💗
21/12/2022
04/12/2022
Some great tips on here…
Safer sleep in winter Things to consider for your baby and their sleep space during the colder months
18/09/2022
Conker season is upon us, so I thought I’d talk about SPLINTERS
Splinters can be caused by many things including wood, and plants and bushes with thorns which are the most common.
It can cause pain, redness and you can often see a dot or a spike coming out of the skin at the site.
So, how do we remove them in the emergency department?
👩⚕️ Keep it simple!
First try using tweezers to gently remove the part you can see
👩⚕️ If you can’t grab anything, gently scrape away the top layer of skin in case it’s just below the surface to get with your tweezers
👩⚕️ In older children (who are old enough not to remove a dressing and eat the paste), you can buy magnesium sulfate paste from any chemist - simple put a blob of this paste directly over the splinter and put a dressing on. Leave it overnight and in the morning it’s likely the splinter will have been drawn out of the skin!
If you’re concerned an area is becoming redder, you’re unsure what caused the splinter (and if there’s a chance it might be glass or something else) or you’re generally worried about your child, you must still seek medical help
18/07/2022
Some good advice here 🧊🤰🏼
Take care and stay safe
📷: midwife_miranda
16/07/2022
Top tips!
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11/07/2022
Mae’n boeth heddiw !
Dyma gyngor defnyddiol ar gyfer cadw babi’n oer amser gwely☀️☀️
It’s a hot one today !
Here is handy guide for keeping baby cool at bed time
18/06/2022
27/04/2022
"All babies and young children cry. Some cry more than others, and some cry more in particular situations, like settling into a childcare setting. Each child is different and will experience new situations differently, but it is fair to say that the transition to childcare is a major event in their lives. Some will have never been with anyone other than their parents or carers, some will have rarely left their home, and some will have never been in a large group..."
💛 Alejandra Perez is an adult psychoanalyst and last year provided some advice and support. Read our blog here - www.pacey.org.uk/crying-when-settling-in-blog