Below are the final questions most asked by our clients and potential nanny clients:
6. What happens if I hire and they aren’t a fit? What is your replacement policy? The majority of our placements are a long-term success, so this is typically not an issue. However, we know that from time to time, a match can be made that doesn’t quite work. Read the rest of this entry »
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After being in business for over 17 years, we find that many parents have the same questions about how a nanny search/placement works. We thought it would be a good idea to compile our top 10 questions and the answers that our placement team put together:
We want you to feel comfortable with our agency before you even speak to us. One of the ways we do this is to open ourselves up to the scrutiny of the top household staffing industry associations. We feel confident in our integrity and business practices, and to demonstrate that credibility, we agree to meet the guidelines, standards, and code of ethics of the associations’ guidelines. Additionally, we love that we are able to share best customer service practices and with other high caliber agencies that are affliates of these associations. Read the rest of this entry »
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My kids are thrilled about our holiday traditions – decorating the tree, hot cocoa, putting up stockings, a nativity scene, etc. – but let’s face it, they can also tend to edge into greedy territory if I don’t make a constant effort to refocus them. The constant commercials, displays at the stores, and their peers don’t help either! Christmas is so important and special to me, and I want the kids to keep a giving, generous spirit during this time.
In order to do so, I have developed some “traditions” of my own to make sure my children don’t act spoiled around the holidays:
When you have a Nanny Manager, you have more than someone who simply cares for your children. You have a right-hand man who is such a fantastic help during the holiday season. In the past, my nanny has been a life-saver, and so I thought I’d share some of the ways I’ve enlisted her for help: Read the rest of this entry »
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Has this happened to you?
The mother/nanny/child relationship is both beautiful and emotionally challenging at the same time. When we choose a caregiver, we want someone to stand in for us, be smart and trustworthy, show initiative, and surround our children with educational activities and culture. In essence, we want someone like ourselves.
Once they do a great job, we worry that we might be replaceable. We simultaneously want nannies to succeed but are frightened that they might be better at caring for our children than we are. This stems from our insecurities and self-induced guilt – not from reality!
Some keys to letting go of those misguided feelings are: Read the rest of this entry »
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As a mother of 4 (my family is pictured here), I am navigating through this parenting adventure just as you are. Along the way, I’ve found some great books that I’d love to recommend to you! (I’ve added the description from Amazon as well to give you a synopsis.) Read on for 10 more book recommendations from Amazon readers. Read the rest of this entry »
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The time has come that you have to go back to work. Whether your budget requires it, or you just enjoy your work, there will no doubt be some adjustments after you have had a child. Below are 5 Tips to make the transition easier: Read the rest of this entry »
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9. Saves lots of time and work
8. Like to work with someone they know and trust
7. The nannies are better
6. It’s an easier, more personal process
5. Provided with a manageable number of candidates (“fewer is better”)
4. Recommendations from a friend
3. Safety; someone has made sure the candidate is safe to come into your home
2. They understand your unique needs/style
1. Their screening process is much better
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