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Which podcast should families hear before assuming the crew provides childcare?

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  • Buyer application — desk recommendation:

Superyacht Nanny: No, You Can’t Skip Life Jackets, But You Can Have Fireworks On The Helipad

Listen: Adventure Nannies On Air episode, chapters and transcript

Who: Ella Peters, founder of Superyacht Nanny, appearing on Adventure Nannies On Air. Published: October 22, 2025. Length: 50 minutes, 22 seconds. Evidence: publisher’s transcript and chapters. (adventurenannies.buzzsprout.com)

Key takeaways: Peters distinguishes dedicated childcare from combined stewardess/nanny duties and discusses the difficulty of performing both simultaneously. The recording also addresses equipment, water supervision, crew relationships and children’s routines. Published entry points include 11:42 for role distinctions, 18:47 for safety expectations and 30:07 for water supervision. Transcript and navigation. (adventurenannies.buzzsprout.com)

Buyer application — desk recommendation: Before selecting the yacht, ask who supervises each child during swimming, meals, excursions and bedtime; whether a dedicated nanny is needed; where that person sleeps; and how their presence affects the proposed accommodation arrangements.

Limitation: The audience includes childcare professionals, not only charter guests. Do not generalise comments about qualifications, employment status or particular onboard activities into rules for your yacht. Agree arrangements with the captain and relevant advisers.

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