August 14, 2009, Newsletter Issue #179: Interview Questions for Finding a Nanny
Tip of the Week
Parents should spend time finding a nanny that will fit into their lives and the lives of their children. A nanny will be one of the primary caregivers in a child's life, so finding the best nanny for the job is very important. Before you begin the process of finding a nanny, take some time to write down a few important interview questions. You can use these questions for each of the nannies you meet before making your decision.
Why do you want to be a nanny?What is your experience in taking care of children?Why did you leave your last job?What is your philosophy on discipline?What type of emergency medical training do you have?What are your favorite hobbies?What is the best part of working with and taking care of children?What do you see yourself doing in the next ten years?Name one of your strengths and one of your weaknesses.
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