The Association of Professional Nannies (BAPN) is being set up by Dawn Kirenli and Louise McCaw, (right), to raise standards and promote quality. Members will have access to a range of benefits, including support and advice from qualified nannies, discounts on training and insurance, a regional co-ordinator who will arrange local meetings, social events and discounts to local places for nannies to visit.
BAPN, whcih officially launches on 11 May, is offering a discounted membership fee of £20 for one year until November, after which it will cost £38.50. To become a full member, nannies must hold a minimum Level 2 childcare qualification, be CRB checked, hold a valid paediatric first aid certificate and hold childcare insurance.
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