Information for Families on Hiring a Nanny

We have specific guidelines for use in interviewing and hiring a nanny.

Two of the most important points to remember, however, include the following:

Trust your intuition. Even if everything looks good on paper, if you have doubts about the nanny that you are interviewing, keep looking. Interview the nanny more than once. While you will probably form an impression of the nanny and she will form an impression of you during the first interview, it makes sense to schedule at least one more interview to see if you both feel the same way again.

We also recommend asking several "what if" questions to try to understand the nanny's philosophy and views on child care. Of course, it is important to find out about her experience, education, and expectations from the job, but you should also get to know her personally as well. Will her personality fit in with your family's lifestyle? Is she too quiet or too loud for your children? All of these points should be considered.

Finally, we also recommend checking references twice, especially if you are interested in hiring a particular person.

Face to face

• To to assist you with a selection, testing and socializing with ten of candidates to us.
• To do a preliminary order by phone
• To leave a request on a site
• To agree about meeting with an agency through question of conclusion of treaty and payment of services
• To meet with candidates for a selection

Placement Services

• Live-In/Out Nannies
• Full-time/Part-time Nannies
• Temporary Nannies (1 to 50 days)
• Emergency Nannies (24/7)
• After School Childcare
• Corporate Childcare
• Convention Childcare
• Babysitters
• Disaster and Emergency Childcare
• Foreign Language Nannies
• Hotel-Resort Babysitting
• Mothers Helpers
• Nanny Sharing
• Post Partum Newborn Specialists
• Night Newborn Specialists
• School "Holiday" Childcare 
• Sick Children Childcare
• Summer Nannies
• Traveling Nannies
• Tutors/Home-Schooling Nannies
• Domestic and Other Professional Services
• Elder Care Companion
• In Home Child Care
• Domestic staff from Philippines, Thailand and China
• Family psychologist

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