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Community Nursery Nurses
Chris Seedhouse NNEB Diploma Caring for Children 0-7
years City and Guilds
Julie Franks NNEB Diploma ADCE
(advanced Diploma in Childcare and Education)
Nursery Nurse Training is undertaken at
college over a period of 2 years and includes areas on:
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Child development 0 to 8
years
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Looking in detail at the
different needs of children through home, social,
emotional, physical and educational needs
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Detailed observations and
evaluations
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Appropriate play for
different ages
Nursery Nurses Offer:
Baby Play Visits for
all parents of new babies. We introduce play ideas and
pass on information about groups.
2 Year Developmental
Checks. This visit is usually carried out by
nursery nurses in you own home to assess the development of
your child.
Baby Massage.
This is offered to families. This is where we
encourage parents to use positive touch to soothe, calm and
relax their baby.
Special Visits.
These can be offered to support parents with the following
issues: behaviour, toileting, sleep patterns, eating and
speech.
Baby Clinic. At
Clay Cross we support and give play ideas. At Tupton
Clinic different topics are discussed, stories read and
sometimes we go for a pram walk.
Post Natal Group. At
Clay Cross children's centre. As nursery nurses you
will see us on the rota discussing with you different areas
of child development.
Baby Play Group.
This is on a Wednesday from 10am - 11am at The Community of
Christ Church on Thanet Street. This group is free for
parents and babies under 1 year old. Each week a
different theme is explored through play.
Story and Rhyme.
This is at Clay Cross library every Thursday from 10.30am -
11am. All ages of children are encouraged to join in
with story, puppets, instruments and singing.
Health Promotion. Through
displays, special days and discussions with parents.
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