Fel rhan o weithredu’r cynnig yn gynnar, buom yn glir bob amser am yr angen i ddysgu ac addasu’r cynnig lle bo angen. Un maes sydd wedi peri pryder i rieni a darparwyr yw’r ffaith nad yw gwarchodwyr plant cofrestredig yn gallu derbyn cyllid am ofalu am berthynas o dan y cynnig. Mae gwarchodwyr plant yn gwneud gwaith hanfodol wrth sicrhau bod y sector gofal plant yn gallu gweithredu’r cynnig, ac wrth ddarparu’r gofal cofleidiol sydd ei angen yn aml fel bod rhieni’n gallu manteisio ar hawl eu plentyn i addysg gynnar a gofal plant ychwanegol. Yn dilyn sylwadau gan rieni, darparwyr, sefydliadau ac Aelodau Cynulliad, rydym wedi gwrando a chwblhau adolygiad o’r polisi yn ymwneud ag ariannu gwarchodwyr plant i ddarparu gofal ar gyfer perthynas, gan ystyried tystiolaeth o’r sector ac yn pwyso a mesur manteision ac anfanteision unrhyw newid.
As part of the early implementation, we have always been clear about the need to learn and adapt the offer where necessary. One area where concerns have been raised by parents and providers has been in relation to registered childminders being unable to receive funding for the care of a relative under the offer.  Childminders are vital to ensuring there is capacity in the childcare sector to deliver the offer and in providing the wrap-around care often needed to allow parents to access both their child’s early education entitlement and additional childcare.  As a result of representations from parents, providers, organisations and Assembly Members, we have listened and undertaken a review of the policy around funding childminders to provide care for a relative, drawing on evidence from the sector and weighing up the pros and cons of any change.