Professional Child Care Training

Master expert child care techniques from infancy to early years with trusted guidance on safety, growth, and happy parenting

Overview
Understanding the delicate stages of a child’s early years is essential for anyone involved in child care. This course covers daily care routines, common infancy challenges, inoculations, and age-appropriate activities that support healthy development from birth through six years old. With careful attention to safety, such as reducing poisoning risks and vigilant supervision, it guides learners through nurturing each precious milestone with confidence.

Designed to inform and inspire, the training offers insight into the emotional and physical needs of young children, while promoting responsible and joyful parenting approaches. Whether you are a budding child carer or seeking to deepen your knowledge, this course delivers essential information with clarity and care — all wrapped up in a professional yet approachable style.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the essentials of daily care for babies and toddlers.
• Identify common problems faced during infancy and how to manage them.
• Explain the importance and schedule of childhood inoculations.
• Recognise developmental stages and suitable activities for children.
• Learn supervision techniques to keep children safe and secure.
• Apply methods to reduce risks such as poisoning in the home.

Course Curriculum:

• Daily Care of The Baby
• Problems of Infancy
• Inoculations
• The Child’s Development and Relevant Activities
• One to Two Years Old
• Three to Six Years Old
• Keeping an Eye on Children
• Reduce The Risk Of Poisoning
• Happy Parenting

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring child carers wanting foundational knowledge in early years care.
• Parents aiming to understand their child’s development stages better.
• Nannies seeking to enhance their awareness of child safety measures.
• Early years educators interested in child health and wellbeing basics.
• Health professionals looking to refresh their understanding of childhood inoculations.
• Social workers dealing with young children requiring developmental insight.
• Family support workers promoting safe and nurturing home environments.
• Anyone interested in fostering happy, healthy childhood growth and care.

Career Path:

• Early Years Practitioner – Average UK salary: £20,000–£25,000
• Nursery Nurse – Average UK salary: £19,000–£23,000
• Childminder – Average UK salary: £18,000–£22,000
• Teaching Assistant (Early Years) – Average UK salary: £18,000–£22,000
• Health Visitor Assistant – Average UK salary: £21,000–£26,000
• Family Support Worker – Average UK salary: £22,000–£28,000