As a nanny you may feel that it is a case of 'dress down Friday' every day of the week. After all, who would risk an expensive outfit in the vicinity of a tomato ketchup-wielding four-year-old, or attempt outdoor activities in a miniskirt?
At the same time, wearing the right clothes is an important prerequisite of the job. Nannies who are keen to appear calm, capable and professional agree that clothes have a conspicuous part to play. But now that 'smart casual' rules the day it can be difficult pinpointing a suitable style. For example, when are jeans and trainers appropriate, and when would they be frowned upon? Would a nanny appear over-dressed if she wore a skirt and smart shoes?
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