Lemonjelly
Professional Nanny and Childcare Agency
Lemonjelly
Professional Nanny and Childcare Agency
The first few months following a baby’s arrival can be an exhausting and daunting time for any parent. Our dedicated maternity service can help find the right support and care for you and your little one.
We offer a wide range of maternity services, so whether you need support during your recuperation, assistance setting routines or need some guidance to encourage your baby to sleep through the night – we are here to help.
All Lemonjelly maternity nurses and nannies have gone through a thorough screening process and reference checking. We only represent those who are committed to providing top professional care for you and your newborn.
Our maternity team:
Detailed below are several options available to you.
A Maternity Nurse is a dedicated professional who is experienced in caring for both newborn babies and their mums. They offer support and guidance to parents in the first few weeks following the birth of a new baby. A maternity nurse will help establish a suitable routine for your baby and can advise on all aspects of newborn care, allowing you the time to get back on your feet so you can fully enjoy being a new parent.
The duties of a Maternity Nurse include:
Hours
Maternity Nurses usually live in and will work up to 24 hours a day, 5 or 6 days a week and can be booked depending on your requirements.
Daily maternity nurses live out and usually work between 10 and 12 hours per day up to six days per week. Daily maternity nurses have the same knowledge and experience and are ideal for families who have limited space or who prefer not to have someone living in.
Accommodation and food
Maternity nurses generally sleep in the same room as the baby and they should have access and use of a bathroom.
Food is provided and paid for by the employer.
Maternity nannies are very experienced nannies with expertise in caring for newborn babies, their role is to establish a suitable routine for baby/babies and to advise parents on all aspects of care, hygiene and feeding. Although they may be less experienced than a maternity nurse and may not hold formal maternity care qualifications, maternity nannies will undertake similar duties to maternity nurses and can be a better option for families where there are other siblings, as they will happily entertain and care for older siblings, do school runs and organise activities.
The duties of a Maternity Nanny include:
Hours
Maternity Nannies can live in and will work up to 24 hours a day, 5 or 6 days a week and can be booked depending on your requirements. Daily maternity nannies live out and usually work between 10 and 12 hours per day up to six days per week.
Accommodation and food
Maternity nannies generally sleep in the same room as the baby and they should have access and use of a bathroom. Food should be provided and paid for by the employer. Maternity nannies are not expected to prepare meals for the family, however they will be happy to prepare light meals and drinks for the new mother.
Getting up several times a night can be an exhausting experience for any parent. A Night Nanny, usually an experienced baby nanny or maternity nurse, will provide excellent support for parents who are feeling sleep deprived, taking care of all your baby’s needs throughout the night and were required, establishing night time routines.
A Night Nanny will be happy to do the following:
Hours
Overnight, usually a 10hr period i.e. 9pm – 7am flexible – up to 6 nights per week.
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