Stay connected at all times

Did my kid eat her peas at lunch today?

Has my darling boy had a good nap?

Did my child poo today??

Leaving young children in the care of others can be scary. What are they doing? Are they safe?

The Childminder App helps childminders and parents stay connected throughout the day. Childminders can share a child's photos, activities, food diaries and other vital information to their parents or carers.

EYFS progress (for the UK users) can be easily logged in-app. The logs are displayed in the app for parents. And childminders can download or share the report as supporting documentation for an Ofsted inspection. There is no need to do reports on a computer, you do it all on the go.

We are still in the early phases and we're gathering a lot of feedback and ideas so we can make improvements. So please get in touch via the "Help & Support" option in the app.

Happy childminding!

Blogs

  • Nov
    25
    2024

How Childminder App transforms early years observations

How Childminder App transforms early years observations

Discover how Childminder App simplifies documentation, enhances child development, and strengthens the connection between childminders, children, and their families ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Oct
    18
    2024

New flexibilities for UK childminders to be introduced

New flexibilities for UK childminders to be introduced

What November's changes mean for childminders and how your business can benefit from the new regulations ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Sep
    18
    2024

Supporting children's mental health: A guide for childminders

Supporting children's mental health: A guide for childminders

The mental health of the children in your care is as important as their physical health. Here are our thoughts ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Aug
    21
    2024

Planning holidays as a childminder: Balancing work, rest, and responsibilities

Planning holidays as a childminder: Balancing work, rest, and responsibilities

As a childminder, balancing your professional responsibilities with personal time off can be a complex task. Here are our tips ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Jul
    31
    2024

Understanding and managing regressive behaviour in times of change

Understanding and managing regressive behaviour in times of change

Understanding why these behaviours occur and managing them effectively is important in supporting both a child’s and your emotional well-being ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Jun
    06
    2024

Preparing little ones for big school: A childminder’s guide

Preparing little ones for big school: A childminder’s guide

Here are our tips on making this transition as smooth as possible ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Apr
    29
    2024

Combatting boredom: Simple strategies for childminders

Combatting boredom: Simple strategies for childminders

Read for practical advice on keeping children actively engaged and curious, without the constant need for digital stimulation ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Mar
    28
    2024

Childminder survival guide: Hacks for nappy changes, settling in, late parents & more!

Childminder survival guide: Hacks for nappy changes, settling in, late parents & more!

We explore some of the common day-to-day challenges childminders experience and offer practical tips to help you navigate them more smoothly ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Mar
    19
    2024

Egg-citing adventures: Chocolate fun with a dash of learning this Easter

Egg-citing adventures: Chocolate fun with a dash of learning this Easter

Explore the joy and tradition of Easter chocolate through creative, educational activities for your children ...

By Ivy Steele
  • Mar
    05
    2024

Bonding, learning, growing: Childminders are the best (Part 2)

Bonding, learning, growing: Childminders are the best (Part 2)

We recently wrote about the reasons childminders are the best and, following the great response we had from our community, we've extended the list ...

By Ivy Steele
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