Have you been working as a nanny for a while and are looking to make a career of it? Then, you’ll need a contract, medical consent forms, and invoices. How do you set those up? Where do you get these? These blogs lay it all out for you step-by-step.
A nanny contract is a written copy of the expectations of you and your nanny family agreed upon during the interview. It covers any and all situations. Contracts signed and dated by both parties represent the clear understanding to fulfill their contractual obligations. Why do I need a nanny contract?
Today we interview Miss Angela Johnson, aka @ask.the.nanny! She is a bona fide and certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS).
She’s been in the nanny industry for several years specializing in newborn care. This woman is a WEALTH of knowledge and has skills to pay the bills! But even with all that, she decided to get some additional training to become officially certified as an NCS.
We talk about what being an NCS actually is, including:
What are NCS services?
Does an NCS need to be certified?
What is the schedule like?
What is in the contract?
We also discuss the benefits of having a professional certification!
Today, I’m interviewing my friend Jasmine about the benefits of essential oils for your little ones, specially with homeschooling. She goes over some of the oily routines she has with her son Jude.
If you’re a self-employed nanny, you have a lot of flexibility over the jobs you take. Many of these independent contractors use their flexibility to their advantage and work with multiple families at a time. Why would a nanny juggle multiple families? How do they do it? Is balancing multiple families something that YOU should …
