Aside from choosing a school (and your partner!), hiring a nanny for your little one may be one of the most important choices you make for your family.
You want someone who’s responsible and loving, of course, but there may be other considerations: Do you need a nanny who can drive? Do you want a bilingual nanny? Are you looking for someone with a CPR certification?
NPN offers tons of resources to help you figure out the traits of your ideal nanny, connect you with nanny candidates and start your nanny relationship on the right foot.
Ready to find a nanny? Start your search in our Childcare Classifieds.
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I’m starting a new job full time remote and looking for someone to drive my kid home from school, about two miles. Any idea the best place to find this person might be? I emailed the principal thinkin...
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Interviewing, screening and selecting potential nanny candidates can be a daunting task, but it is an important part of finding a nanny that is a good fit with your family.
Choosing a childcare provider can be a daunting process. Here are some tips on how to find the perfect nanny for your family.
A summer nanny may be temporary, but you'll still need to put in some effort to find the right fit.
Questions to ask a prospective nanny, and yourself, when looking for childcare, and how to keep your nanny happy and feeling valued.
Getting your kids involved in choosing the babysitter and the schedule and letting them meet the sitter in advance may help ease apprehension.
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