The Minister thanked Connor Rand for raising this critical issue. She acknowledged that being a new parent is challenging, and rogue advice from so-called experts can have devastating effects on families seeking reputable guidance. The Department for Education is responsible for regulating nannies and childcare services through the early years foundation stage statutory framework, which sets out safer sleep requirements linked to NHS guidance. Plans are in place to update this framework by September 2026. The Government has also launched a 'Best Start in Life' campaign promoting safe-sleep advice via various channels, including social media and email programmes. Additionally, they have published post-natal toolkits and guidance for GPs on postnatal care appointments. The Minister highlighted that the titles such as 'maternity nurse', 'night nurse', or 'baby sleep consultant' are not regulated professions but often misleadingly imply qualifications. In May 2025, the Government announced intentions to protect the professional title 'nurse' by making it illegal for unqualified individuals to use this term. The Minister invited stakeholders and interested parties to share their views on protecting these titles through a call for evidence. She emphasised that patient and public safety is paramount and will ensure that future legislation underpinning the Nursing and Midwifery Council implements these changes properly.