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Email: arjgeniux@gmail.com | Call: +918013 31 1313
| Course Name: | Diploma in Nanny Care |
| Course Short Name: | Nanny |
| Course Code:: | ARJ0179 |
| Course Type: | Diploma |
| Duration: | 1 Year |
| Eligibility: | 10th/12th |
| Total Subjects: | 5 |
These modules cover the essential knowledge required for professional childcare.
Physical Development: Stages of growth from infancy to school-age (0-10 years). Milestones related to gross motor and fine motor skills.
Cognitive Development: Understanding concepts like language acquisition, problem-solving, and critical thinking (often referencing theories like Piaget's).
Socio-Emotional Development: Attachment theory, managing separation anxiety, fostering social skills, and promoting emotional intelligence.
Observation Techniques: Learning how to systematically observe and record a child's behavior and development for reporting to parents/guardians.
Infant Care: Feeding, burping, nappy changing, bathing, soothing, and establishing sleep routines.
Toddler and Preschooler Care: Potty training, dressing, encouraging independence, and managing energetic play.
Nutrition and Meal Planning: Planning and preparing balanced, age-appropriate meals and snacks. Understanding food allergies and safe feeding practices.
Hygiene and Health: Maintaining a clean and safe environment, personal hygiene for the child, recognizing signs of common childhood illnesses, and administering basic medication as per instructions.
These modules focus on the crucial aspects of child well-being and learning.
Safety in the Home: Identifying and eliminating potential hazards (electrical, poisons, falls) in indoor and outdoor environments.
Accident Prevention: Preventing drowning, burns, choking, and suffocation.
Emergency Response: Mandatory training and certification in Paediatric First Aid and CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation).
Safe Transportation: Car seat safety, proper harnessing, and pedestrian safety.
The Importance of Play: Understanding play as a tool for learning and development.
Activity Planning: Designing and implementing stimulating, age-appropriate activities (e.g., sensory play, art, music, storytelling) to support learning milestones.
Discipline and Behavior Management: Positive guidance techniques, setting boundaries, managing temper tantrums, and promoting self-regulation without resorting to physical punishment.
Creative Development: Encouraging imagination and creativity through arts and crafts.
This covers the administrative and professional aspects of the job.
Ethics and Confidentiality: Maintaining professional boundaries and respecting the privacy of the employing family.
Communication with Parents: Establishing clear, open, and respectful communication channels. Providing regular, detailed reports on the child's day.
Time Management and Household Duties: Organizing daily routines, managing schedules, and performing light household duties related to the child (e.g., laundry, organizing play areas).
Basic Legal Awareness: Understanding child protection laws and mandatory reporting procedures.
Immunization Schedules: Basic knowledge of standard vaccination schedules.
The diploma typically includes extensive Practical Training Hours and often culminates in a mandatory Internship or Field Placement where students gain experience working directly with children under supervision.