Address: 14A Burger Street, Pienkvoet-Pret Studio, Polokwane, 0699
Time: 08:00 -15:30
What do we cover:
- Recap of the characteristics of quality caregivers
- Recap of the boundaries when working with babies and children
- Tips & tricks for introducing solids
- Sleep Safe
- Toilet training and procedures regarding toilet use
- Importance of routine
- Time management skills
- Work ethics for nannies on outings and holidays
- Areas of development
- Supporting the areas development
- Milestones
- Structured and unstructured play
- Self-regulation, Dysregulation and “Fight or Flight
- Help children understand and learn about emotions
- Organise and create an inviting playroom or play space
- Recipes
- Toys made from household products
- Planning a well-rounded day, planning activities, and following a routine
- Personal letter from me
Each participant will receive a certificate at the end of the workshop. Everything they need and refreshments will be provided.
23 October – Polokwane Comprehensive Nanny Training Part 2
R1,499.00
12 in stock
R1,499.00
More about your facilitator …
Irene Schempers
For all enquiries about this workshop:
irene@
My love and enthusiasm for early childhood development started when my first born was on his way. Reading all the interesting information, but also not knowing how to apply the information lead me to attending BabyGim and Pienkvoet-Pret classes. Fast forward 7 years I am the proud owner of Pienkvoet-Pret Polokwane. I studied Psychology and Criminology as a young adult not knowing that my heart will one day be guided towards working with little ones and empowering moms and now nannies.
I am a mom of four and enjoy seeing my children grow up and develop. My husband is the concrete to our home. He has a coffee business and we support each other in all aspects of life.
Empowering moms with knowledge to support their children’s development has brought me so much joy. Knowing that I can also empower nannies working within families to better support the families and also ultimately supporting their own families make this a great opportunity and initiative.
I am super grateful to be part of The Nanny Movement and to work with women to improve their education and themselves.
I have experienced first hand how much The Nanny Movement can impact the family where the Nanny works and also the ripple effect it has within herself, her family and her community.
