August 28, 2009, Newsletter Issue #181: Find a Nanny for Preschoolers
Tip of the Week
In order to find a nanny for a preschooler, many parents rely on recommendations from family, friends, or even their child's pediatrician. While this may be a great way to find the perfect nanny for your child, you can also enlist the help of a nanny agency, either locally or on-line. You can do an actual nanny search on the computer by filling in the criteria that is asked for, including expectations, salary, and qualifications. Once you've found a potential nanny, it will be time to interview her. If you need a nanny for your preschooler, you'll want to include the following questions:
How much television do you think a child should watch each day?What is your philosophy on discipline?Do you believe in time-outs?How do you feel about watching other children during playdates?What type of medical training have you had? How strictly do you follow a schedule? Why did you quit your last job?What are your favorite hobbies?How do you entertain preschool aged children?
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