About
Our Nannies
All Nanny Works candidates are citizens of the
United States, who have a strong background in childcare.
We only consider nannies who are at minimum high school
graduates, however many of our nannies are college educated.
We place individuals of all ages (over 18 years old)
Live-out nannies are generally recruited from your
local area, while nannies who wish to live-in are recruited
from other parts of the United States.
A prospective nanny is asked to fill out an application
and provide us with at least 3 professional and 3
personal reference contacts. These references
represent a wide spectrum of applicant's background,
experience, and qualifications.
Before Nanny Works will recommend a prospective,
we review the completed application, interview the
candidate and check references by telephone. This allows
us to determine if the individual is responsible, highly
motivated, warm, and nurturing.
Nanny Works has contracted a national security
organization to conduct a criminal history search,
driving history search, and social security trace.
We ask the nanny to complete an Infant and Child CPR
course prior to her employment.
Requirements for Nannys Include:
- Minimum of 3 years of childcare experience. Experience
must have been acquired within the last 5 years
- Minimum of 3 childcare references; references (excluding
relatives and friends) and 3 character references
- Non smoker
- Some college, but experience in lieu may be acceptable
- Must have own car and auto insurance
The first and most important responsibility of a
nanny is to provide quality care and supervision for
your child or children.
Our Screening Process
Our nanny screening process includes:
- Criminal Background Check
- Driving Record Check
- Social Security Trace
- Sex Offender Check
- Past Address Search
- Credit Check (upon family's request)
- Reference checks are also conducted in which we
interview past employers to determine competence
and character.
We also conduct personal interviews with your
family and the nanny candidate to determine which nanny
is the best fit for you.
Nannies may have a number of child related responsibilities
including:
- Helping with numerous child-related tasks including
meal prep , feeding, bathing, dressing, keeping
children's rooms tidy, making children's beds, doing
children's laundry, straightening the playroom at
the end of the day.
- Planning and structuring play opportunities and
activities that are developmentally appropriate for
your particular child or children.
- Interacting and playing with your child or children,
reading stories, providing creative experiences,
going for walks etc.
- Helping children with homework, if necessary.
Non child related responsibilities
can include:
- Light housekeeping chores such as family laundry,
loading and emptying the dishwasher
- Running errands
- Grocery shopping
- Dinner preparation
- Household organization and coordination
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