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  2. Should You Hire a Nanny or Send Your Baby to Daycare? Everything to consider when you are trying to decide between hiring a nanny, starting a nanny share, or looking for daycare for your child. By Meghan McCarthy

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    • Decide the Exact Specifications of Your nanny position. Plan out exactly what you want from your new nanny in advance of creating the job description.
    • Offer a Competitive Salary Based on Market Rates. Hiring a nanny is not an area where you can save money. You need to make sure you can afford it. Benchmark the salary you are prepared to offer against the industry average, and make an offer in the right range.
    • Craft an Irresistible Job Advert That Attracts the Right Candidate. There’s an art to creating job adverts, as this is when you’ll be filtering out the first level of suitable applicants.
    • Look for Educational Qualifications. Experience counts for a lot but you may prefer your nanny to have a relevant childcare qualification. There’s no official ‘nanny’ qualification.
  3. Feb 15, 2024 · Nanny vs. daycare: How to decide which is best for you. Weighing the nanny vs. day care options? Here, experts break down the pros, cons and cost differences and offer advice for making the best child care choice for your family.

  4. Overview. You’re usually considered the employer of a nanny, housekeeper, gardener or anyone else who works in your home if both: you hire them. they’re not self-employed or paid through an...

  5. Choosing a career as a Nanny can be one of the most rewarding and at times, challenging vocations. A good Nanny has a strong desire to nurture, the ability to put the needs and safety of children first, has good values and aspires to provide the highest level of care while also providing a fun, structured and stimulating, child-centred ...

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  6. Employer/employee relationship management. With a nanny, your employer/employee relationship is collaborative and evolving, whereas you can offer less input about childcare styles, etc. at a daycare.

  7. Aug 25, 2016 · The Pros. When a family hires a nanny, they become the employer. They make the schedules, they decide on the duties that will be performed, and they provide specific instructions for the child’s care. They also negotiate the nanny’s salary and benefits, so they know the exact cost of using this kind of child care.

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