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Sunday Telegraph
The Sunday Telegraph Extract - 10th May 1998
...Ms Simpson said "parents are anxious to keep their nannies and nannies will not move on if their employers are reasonable". Nurses & Nannies in London and Worldwide, including placements with VIP & Royal families in the Middle East.
The National
Shining a light on the UAE’s Nanny Culture | 30th October 2016
"...The growing number of British nannies who are coming to work in the UAE are the subject of a new documentary that has premiered in London. ... “Julie is my client and she approached the agency through me to be a part of this film,” reveals Valabikova. “We are really happy with the result, because questions that nannies ask us all the time are, ‘What is life like in the UAE?’ and ‘What are the cultural expectations?’ and we can now show them this film.”
Emirates 24/7
Emirati film 'Nanny Culture' to be screened at festivals in Miami and Toronto | 5th July 2017
"Emirati documentary film 'Nanny Culture' will be screened at the Miami Independent Film Festival in the US, and at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada to be held in August and October...."
Good Housekeeping Middle East Extract
"While it’s typically a luxury afforded to the lucky few in the West, hiring domestic help is a norm in the Middle East. It could be one of the most important decisions in your life—and a relationship that could last a lifetime."
Point de Vue Extract
"The most important responsibilities lie in wait for the little princes and princesses of today, who need to be prepared to perform their duties in an environment that is becoming more and more global. They must therefore learn the English language right from birth; hence why we are witnessing an unchanging appetite for British Nannies."
Le Figaro Magazine Extract - 22/04/2011
"Welcome to the Kingdom of Nannies! Today’s Mary Poppins no longer wears a uniform and addresses parents by their first names, but she still reigns over the upbringing of the offspring of the British upper-middle classes and is even sought after abroad."