Call for speakers
Are you a childcare expert?
The US Nanny Association’s seeks experts who can create educational webinars that support nannies, families and childcare providers.
Call for speakers: US Nanny Association digital library
The US Nanny Association invites experienced professionals to submit webinar proposals for its digital library of expert-led childcare, newborn care, parenting, household employment, and childcare business education webinars.
The webinar library serves nannies, newborn care specialists, parents, nanny agency owners, childcare business owners, household employers, doulas, au pairs, daycare providers, and other childcare professionals. Webinars are offered in English and Spanish. Learners may receive certificates of attendance that can be used toward continuing education requirements for US Nanny Association certification renewal.
Speaker topics
Qualified speakers may present on topics related to child development, early childhood education, newborn and infant care, nanny care, parenting, family support, household employment, childcare business practices, agency operations, professional development, or related topics for childcare providers.
Webinars must be educational in nature. Speakers may include their business name, website, professional background, and relevant experience as part of their introduction. But, the presentation should teach a topic rather than promote a product, service, course, agency, or business opportunity.
Each webinar should be approximately one hour and recorded in advance. The US Nanny Association hosts approved webinars inside its paid digital library. Access fees help support the Association’s technology, hosting, administration, certification, and operating costs.
Speaker contribution and recognition
Speaker contributions are currently unpaid. The US Nanny Association does not provide a speaker fee, royalty, commission, revenue share, referral fee, or other compensation for submitted webinar.
Participating speakers receive public attribution on the US Nanny Association webinar preview page, which may include their name, professional photo, credentials, business name, website, biography, and webinar title. Speakers may reference their contribution as part of their professional speaking experience.
Full webinar content remains available only inside the digital library. Public preview content may include speaker details, webinar titles, topic summaries, approved promotional information, and other limited excerpts or descriptions used to help learners understand the webinar topic.
Content review and acceptance
Submitting a webinar proposal does not guarantee acceptance, publication, promotion, or continued availability in the digital library. The US Nanny Association reviews speaker submissions for relevance, educational value, professionalism, accuracy, tone, and fit with the Association’s mission and audience.
The Association may decline, request revisions to, postpone, remove, or stop using content that it determines is promotional, inaccurate, incomplete, unsubstantiated, outside the Association’s scope, inconsistent with professional standards, or otherwise unsuitable for the digital library.
Speakers are responsible for the accuracy of their content. Speakers should avoid unsupported claims, exaggerated outcomes, guarantees, confidential information, private family details, copyrighted materials used without permission, or advice that exceeds their professional qualifications.
Educational disclaimer
Webinars in the US Nanny Association digital library are provided for general educational purposes only. Webinar content does not replace legal, medical, mental health, financial, tax, business, or professional advice from a qualified provider.
Speakers should encourage learners to consult the appropriate licensed or qualified professional when a topic requires individualized guidance, including medical care, child development concerns, lactation issues, nutrition concerns, safety risks, employment law, taxes, contracts, insurance, or business compliance.
No endorsement
Speaker participation does not mean the US Nanny Association endorses the speaker, the speaker’s business, products, services, training programs, methods, or opinions. The Association may host educational content from a range of qualified professionals, and speaker views belong to the speaker unless the Association expressly states otherwise.
Certificates of attendance confirm that a learner accessed eligible continuing education content. They do not certify mastery of the topic, guarantee job performance, or replace employer screening, training, supervision, or professional judgment.
Speaker agreement
Approved speakers must complete the speaker interest form and sign the US Nanny Association speaker agreement before their webinar is published. The speaker agreement authorizes the Association to host the webinar in the digital library and use the speaker’s name, image, biography, credentials, business name, website, webinar title, recording, slides, handouts, and approved promotional materials across Association platforms.
By submitting materials, speakers confirm that they have the right to submit the content, that the content does not violate another person’s rights, and that any third-party materials, images, examples, stories, trademarks, or copyrighted content are used with permission or otherwise lawfully included.
The signed speaker agreement controls if there is any conflict between this page and the final agreement.
Submit a speaker proposal
To get started, complete the speaker interest form below. If your proposal is approved, the US Nanny Association will email the speaker agreement and request a professional photo. Questions and signed speaker materials may be sent to info@usnanny.org.