Do I need to be a maternity nurse to work with babies?

No, you do not necessarily need to be a maternity nurse to work with babies. While being a maternity nurse requires specific training and qualifications, there are various other roles and opportunities where you can work with infants. Some alternatives include:


Pediatric Nurse: Provides care for infants, children, and adolescents, requiring specialized training in pediatric nursing.


Childcare Provider: Jobs such as daycare worker, nanny, or babysitter involve caring for babies and young children without needing formal nursing credentials.


Lactation Consultant: Specializes in breastfeeding support and education, often requiring certification.


Early Childhood Educator: Focuses on the development and education of young children, including infants.

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