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The Inside Guide to Being a Childminder

Autor Allison Lee
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 mar 2008
Drawing on over 12 years of experience of running a business from her own home, Allison Lee gets to the heart of what it's really like to be a childminder.Whether you are thinking of starting out and would like an honest account of all that the job entails, or you are already experienced in the role and are looking for some tips from a fellow childminder, this is the book for you! The book looks at: * The role of the childminder * The daily routine * Working in partnership with parents * What it is like to work from home, for you and your family * How to arrange your fees and contracts * How to deal with common issues such as illness and behaviour * How to respond to complaints Illustrated throughout with real life examples, this book will provide all childminders with tried and tested support, advice and tips on how to do the job well, from one professional to another.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780826498953
ISBN-10: 0826498957
Pagini: 152
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 192 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Caracteristici

The book is illustrated with real life examples that gives an insight into the daily routines, dealing with problems that range from behaviour, to contracts and taking care of poorly children.

Cuprins

IntroductionChapter 1 The role of the childminderCarerTeacherBehaviouristChefNurseCleanerSupervisorFriendChapter 2 Essential training for the jobDiploma in Home-based ChildcareQuality AssuranceChild protectionFirst aidOptional trainingChapter 3 Skills needed for the jobPatienceStaminaPlanning and organisationPaperwork FlexibilityToleranceAssertivenessA good listenerChapter 4 CommitmentAre you doing the right thing?Coping with demands of working from homePacing yourselfBelieving in yourself and your ability to succeedChapter 5 Taking charge of your first childWhat exactly are customers looking for?Finding customersFirst impressionsBeing preparedOrganising your home and family lifeChapter 6 Working in Partnership with Parents Family structuresUnderstanding parents' feelingsThe involved parentsThe unavailable parentsThe busy parentsThe "you deal with it" parentsThe difficult parentsThe unable to cope parentsChapter 7 Daily RoutinesA typical daily routineDrop offsBreakfastSchool/Nursery/Playgroup runsFeeding patterns for babiesToddler groups and support groupsLunchPlanned outings and activitiesSchool collectionsTeaHomeworkHome timeChapter 8 Additional RequestsDoctors/health visitor's appointmentsHairdresser's appointmentsAfter school clubsChapter 9 ProblemsContract disputesFeesHolidaysIllnessPotty trainingMannersSleep patterns Working with another childminder or assistant Chapter 10 Writing and implementing policiesBehaviourConfidentialityEqual opportunitySick childrenWhen parents disagree with your policiesChapter 11 Remaining PositiveBeing a reflective practitionerFeeling valuedReceiving a complaintSelf appraisalChapter 12 Career OpportunitiesSupport childmindingCommunity childmindingAccredited childmindingTutoringNetwork co-ordinatorIndex

Recenzii

'If you are looking for a book to tell it like it is and give you some good advice, this may be the book for you' Sara Hooper, National Childminding Association, June 2008