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Charlotte, Charlie and Millie explore the unique privilege—and responsibility—of being entrusted with a child's secret. When should a nanny keep a child's confidence, and when is it necessary to share information with parents?


Drawing on their own experiences, they discuss how Nannies can navigate these delicate situations, including how to handle conversations with a child when information may need to be disclosed. They also consider how to support parents who may feel hurt or excluded when their child chooses to confide in their Nanny rather than in them.


The conversation also covers safeguarding responsibilities: how to recognise when a concern goes beyond confidentiality, who a Nanny should speak to, and the appropriate steps to take when a child's safety or wellbeing may be at risk.


Charlotte, Charlie and Millie share practical advice and professional insights to help Nannies balance trust, communication and their duty of care.



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I am a live in Nanny and I wanted to have some friends over to my work house and my boss said no. Should I be allowed friends over?




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