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In this episode, Charlotte, Charlie and Millie discuss what it's really like when childcare professionals become parents and have to choose childcare for their own children.

Does working in childcare make the decision easier because we know exactly what to look for in a great nursery and can quickly spot the red flags? Or does it make it even harder to hand over our precious little ones, knowing no one will care for them quite like we do?


The ladies explore how it feels to watch your own child form attachments with nursery staff, compared with supporting Nanny children through the same experience. Does seeing attachment from the other side give Nannies a greater understanding of parents' emotions and decisions? They also discuss whether childcare providers feel extra pressure when caring for the children of parents who work in the childcare profession.


Millie also speaks candidly about her decision to become a childminder, sharing how she expects it to change both her family life and her career—for better and for worse.



Charlotte’s DMs

I got to work last week and my boss’ friends toddler was there. And it was just assumed that i would look after her. This has happened before but this time they went out and left me with the 2 toddlers. Is this OK?



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