Proxy parenting is most often required during periods when parents are temporarily unavailable due to work commitments, extended travel, separation, or other family circumstances. In private households, these periods can be short or extended, but the impact on children can be significant if not managed carefully.

A proxy parent is a professional who provides parental-level care within a private household when parents are away from their home. In my work within private households, this role is centred on structure and emotional stability for children, ensuring that routines, boundaries, and expectations remain consistent.

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